a level grade boundaries 2023

now that most of the exams have finished... how are people feeling about results day? what do we think the grade boundaries will be like?

honestly stressing more about results day than the exams themselves it's actually a joke. seen quite a few things saying boundaries are likely to be on par with 2019 or higher - seems a little unfair since our cohort was still affected by covid as well, and this is the first official round of exams we've ever even done...

nah its not unfair we have had 2 years of solid education we dont deserve any major special consideration

nah its not unfair we have had 2 years of solid education we dont deserve any major special consideration

not saying we should've gotten any special consideration but not every school was in the same position as each other with some struggling a lot more than others, so taking the grade boundaries back to pre covid levels at this point seems unfortunate... should've waited another year imo

I disagree, at least our year should have special consideration. We are the last year that didn't do real GCSEs...

Yes but we still were given tests to decide our grades in the vast majority of schools I don't understand why us not sitting the real deal would affect us in any way

Don't pretend like the tests we were given were the same as those that we would've had for real GCSEs. I got great grades and still think that I don't deserve them. You could argue last year there was no need for special consideration either. Year 12 is when much easier AS content is taught and still got a disproportionate amount of support for their real A-levels: I don't think we need the same level of support, but we at least deserve some consideration.

I mean idk what bs tests ur school were giving u but mine did proper exams which were a good version of real gcse exams just with slightly reduced content. and last year did need it lmao they had like a term where they missed schl because of covid which warrents extra help

My school used proper exams mate, and I still think they were much easier than real GCSEs. Anyway, I can clearly see that you're stubborn about your position, but I believe we deserve special consideration nonetheless. Good luck with your grades.