GCSE Revision Hub
Everything you need for GCSE success. AI practice papers, official past papers, flashcards and revision guides for every major subject and exam board. Covers AQA, Edexcel and OCR for Mathematics, English, Sciences, Humanities and Languages.
GCSE subjects on CampusO₂
CampusO₂ supports GCSE Mathematics, English Language and Literature, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, History, Geography, Computer Science, French, Spanish and more — all aligned to AQA, Edexcel and OCR specifications. GCSEs (General Certificate of Secondary Education) are taken at the end of Year 11, typically aged 15–16. Graded 9–1 in England, with grade 4 as a standard pass and grade 9 the highest achievement. Most students take 9–11 GCSEs including the compulsory subjects of English Language, English Literature and Mathematics.
Frequently asked questions
What does GCSE stand for?
GCSE stands for General Certificate of Secondary Education. GCSEs are the main qualifications taken by students in England, Wales and Northern Ireland at age 15–16 at the end of Year 11. They replaced O-Levels in 1988 and are graded on a 9–1 scale in England.
What is the GCSE grading system?
GCSEs in England are graded 9–1. Grade 9 is the highest; grade 1 is the lowest. Grade 4 is a standard pass (equivalent to the old grade C); grade 5 is a strong pass. Grades 7–9 broadly correspond to the old A and A*. Grade boundaries are set fresh each year by the exam board after marking.
How many GCSEs do students take?
Most students take 9–11 GCSEs. English Language, English Literature and Maths are compulsory. Schools typically require at least one science subject and may require a Humanity and a language. The EBacc grouping encourages Maths, English, Sciences, a Humanity and a Language.
What GCSE subjects can I revise on CampusO₂?
CampusO₂ supports GCSE Maths, English, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, History, Geography, Computer Science, French and Spanish for AQA, Edexcel and OCR.
Are GCSE past papers available on CampusO₂?
Yes. CampusO₂ provides a repository of official GCSE past papers from AQA, Edexcel and OCR alongside unlimited AI practice questions for every topic.
When do GCSEs start and finish in 2026?
GCSE examinations in England typically begin in May 2026 and finish in late June 2026. Results Day 2026 is Thursday 20 August.