as it is GCSE results today , what was your best and worst grade at school?
 

mine

Best - C in maths and ICT

Worst - F in geography.

English lang - B
Science - D

Best - A in photography

Worst - D in Welsh

Best - C's in English Language/Literature, Maths, Business & Additional Science.

Worst - E in History.

Best - Distinction level in ICT and Drama or B in English Literature
Worst - E in Maths oops

I did my GCSE's nine years ago.

Best - History/Sociology (A*)
Worst - Spanish (E)

Best A in English Language
Worst E in Maths (but I have retook and am C now),

Best A* in Biology and History
Worst C in RE (I didn't really care about this tho oop)

Best - A in Business Studies
Worst - D in Science

Best: ICT A
Worst: R.S - E

I was the first year to sit GCSEs ..I failed all I took :(

A* - chemistry/geography/maths

B - art/graphics/resistant materials/ICT

Best: A* in English Literature
Worst: C in Maths, Technology, Art, ICT, Statistics, History

Best - Media, A*
Worst - ICT & Geography, F (gave up after a couple questions)

Best A - english lit
worst U - french

Best: As in Electronics, Geog, Maths & Additional Science
Worst: C in French

Best - A in Drama
Worst - C in Science & Religious Studies

all my other grades were B's lolol

You have street smarts. :clap1:

oops I'm American so I don't even know what GCSEs really are

Best - Religious Studies - A*, History - A*, English Language - A*, English Literature - A*, French - A*, BTEC Media - Distinction*

Worst - Mathematics - A, Further Science - A, Additional Science - A, Core Science - A, Computing - A

Just got them today. I'm so happy I can't stop smiling :cheer2: The fact that 5As is considered my "worst" result has me buzzing!

A* - Art
C- English Lit, English Language, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Maths.

A in Woodwork (don't)
E in Media </3

exams you take when you're 15/16. Whats the US equivalent?

The exams you take at 16 (Year 11 - Final year of High School) which basically decide whether you get into college or what courses you're gonna do. More and more universities have started having certain GCSE grades as mandatory requirements so they're starting to be taken a little more seriously than they used to :laugh:

Congrats Hayden :love:

Idk why, but I assumed you were much older :joker: