Original post by Someone20
My Gcse results were all one grade less than my predicted. Is this something others are experiencing?
Schools are encouraged to be optimistic but realistic with regards to predicted grades (both at GCSE and A level). It's very common for students not to achieve their predicted grades, unfortunately.
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