GCSE results 2018: Biology

These are the trend tables for GCSE Biology in England, for 16-year-olds, 2017-2018. For other subjects, visit our main subject tables page. GCSE Biology results 2018: England, age 16 GCSE Biology results 2017-18 comparison: England, age 16

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| 23 August 2018, 10:46 am

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These are the trend tables for GCSE Biology in England, for 16-year-olds, 2017-2018. For other subjects, visit our main subject tables page.

GCSE Biology results 2018: England, age 16

GCSE Biology results 2017-18 comparison: England, age 16

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