GCSE · 20222025 · 9-1 scale

Statistics

The published GCSE grade distribution for Statistics, nationally and board by board, 2022 to 2025. Official figures, shown as they were published: a distribution, not a difficulty rating.

34,081
entries · 2025
4.1%
Grade 9
21.2%
7+
52.7%
5+ (strong pass)

National (JCQ · England) · 2025

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9.310.52118.212.88.4
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Year by year

The spread since 2022.

2022 grades were the assessed-grades peak; the reset since is visible in the shape of each year.

20227+ 28.4% · 21,200 entries
10.111.213.319.516.310.6
20237+ 20.8% · 25,614 entries
9.311.818.619.313.68.4
20247+ 20.1% · 31,048 entries
8.910.519.719.613.38.3
20257+ 21.2% · 34,081 entries
9.310.52118.212.88.4

Board by board · 2025

Every board that published Statistics results.

Differences between boards reflect who enters each board as much as any difference in standard. The data shows the divergence; it does not explain it.

National reference: 7+ 21.2% · 34,081 entries

AQA
5,689 entries
911.118.121.115.18.3
19.2%
7+
Edexcel
28,776 entries
9.310.421.717.612.38.4
21.5%
7+

Tiered subject — students sit Foundation or Higher; this figure blends both (boards don’t publish a per-tier split).

Statistics is also offered at A-level: see the A-level distribution →

Grade distributions reflect who enters a subject as much as the exam itself, so nothing on this page is a difficulty ranking. Figures are published cumulative percentages from JCQ and the awarding bodies; per-grade shares are derived by subtracting adjacent bands. How the data is sourced and worked out.