Correspondence

Open letter: GCSE combined science and modern foreign languages (MFL)

Letters to schools and colleges from Chief Regulator Sally Collier about grading of higher tier combined science and MFL GCSEs in 2019.

• From: Ofqual
• Published: 15 January 2019

Applies to England

Documents

Letter to heads: tiered GCSEs in summer 2019

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GCSE combined science in summer 2019

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GCSE MFL in summer 2019

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Chief Regulator Sally Collier has today (Tuesday 15 January 2019) written to schools and colleges to clarify the arrangements for awarding higher tier GCSEs in combined science and modern foreign languages (MFL). The letters confirm that our existing rules will apply in 2019. The decision to allow some candidates to be awarded the grade 3-3 on higher tier combined science in 2018 was exceptional and will not be permitted in summer 2019. Schools and colleges should consider carefully which tier to enter students for.

Published 15 January 2019