Yes- it’s because of the new 9-1 system. Edexel has brought content from the A-level into the GCSE. But because of this the grade boundaries are lower. So in the new 9-1 GCSE 50% is an A and around 60-65% is an A* (8). Which means the grade that comes out at the end will be the same across both papers (2014+2018) but the percentages will differ because of the new spec compared to the old spec.
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