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1 June 2019 Series Qualification and notional component raw mark grade boundaries GCSE (9-1) Linear qualificationsGCSEs are linear qualifications . This means all the assessment takes place at the end of the course. Linear qualifications are made up of a number of separate exams or non-exam assessment (coursework) called components .How do we calculate your GCSE (9 1) grade using grade boundaries ?In most cases, we just add the component marks together to get your total mark. For a few qualifications, some components are worth more than the others so we have to work this out first (see below).We check the total mark against the qualification grade boundaries to get your qualification grade boundariesWe know it s useful to see how you did in each component so we also publish component grade boundaries . These show what the grade would be if we gave out grades for components. Grades at component level don t automatically add up to the same grade at qualification marksThe mark you get on each exam paper or non-exam assessment will be your component mark.

2 You don t get a grade for each component just a mark. This is sometimes called a raw markThis is the total of your component gradeThis is your final result and what will appear on your grade boundariesA grade boundary is the minimum mark you need to get a grade . For example, if the grade boundary for a grade 5 is 122 marks, you need to get at least 122 to achieve a grade 5. A mark of 121 would therefore be a grade boundaries for linear qualifications are set at qualification level. This means it s how you did overall which decides your qualification 1 mark36 component 2 mark40 component 3 mark47++=Total mark123 Grade5 component 1 mark(Raw mark weighting factor)84(56 )Weighting factors and weighted marksEach component contributes a certain percentage to the total qualification mark. In most cases, this contribution is equal but not always. We use weighting factors to make sure each component contributes the right amount towards the total example, a qualification has three components marked out of 100, 45 and 105 and component 1 is weighted to be worth half the total marks:What happens if one component is worth more than another?

3 component raw markContribution to qualificationWeighting factorTotal marksComponent 110050% 24515% 310535% al100%300 component marksTotal markQualification grade boundariesQualification grade ++Grade6=Total mark181 You get your total mark by multiplying your raw marks by the weighting factor and then adding these marks check the total mark against the qualification grade boundaries to get your qualification 2 mark(Raw mark weighting factor)28(28 ) component 3 mark(Raw mark weighting factor)69(69 )Grade987654321 Mark171161152137122107815529 Grade987654321 Mark2412212021801581371047240 Published: 22 August 2019 Version (9-1)GCSE Ancient HistoryMax Mark987654321uJ19801 Greece and PersiaRaw1058576676053453525150J19802 Rome and its neighboursRaw1057868585042352719120J198 Overall21016314412511095806244270 GCSE Art and DesignMax Mark987654321uJ17001 Art, Craft and Design: PortfolioRaw120112104968575654933170J170 02 Art, Craft and Design: Externally set taskRaw807469645851443322110J170 Overall2001861731601431261098255280J1760 1 Critical and Contextual Studies: PortfolioRaw120112104968575654933170J176 02 Critical and Contextual Studies: Externally set taskRaw807469645851443322110J176 Overall2001861731601431261098255280J1710 1 Fine Art: PortfolioRaw120112104968575654933170J171 02 Fine Art: Externally set taskRaw807469645851443322110J171 Overall2001861731601431261098255280J1720 1 Graphic Communication: PortfolioRaw120112104968575654933170J172 02 Graphic Communication: Externally set taskRaw807469645851443322110J172 Overall2001861731601431261098255280J1730 1 Photography: PortfolioRaw120112104968575654933170J173 02 Photography: Externally set taskRaw807469645851443322110J173 Overall2001861731601431261098255280J1740 1 Textile Design: PortfolioRaw120112104968575654933170J174 02 Textile Design: Externally set taskRaw807469645851443322110J174 Overall2001861731601431261098255280J1750 1 Three-Dimensional Design.

4 PortfolioRaw120112104968575654933170J175 02 Three-Dimensional Design: Externally set taskRaw807469645851443322110J175 Overall2001861731601431261098255280 GCSE Biology A (Gateway Science)Max Mark987654321uJ247F01 Paper 1 Raw90n/an/an/an/a4235261780J247F02 Paper 2 Raw90n/an/an/an/a54463422100J247H03 Paper 3 Raw9064575042342622n/an/a0J247H04 Paper 4 Raw9070635748393127n/an/a0J247 FFoundation Tier: 01+02 Overall180n/an/an/an/a96816039180J247 HHigher Tier: 03+04 Overall18013412010790735749n/an/a0 GCSE Biology B (Twenty First Century Science)Max Mark987654321uJ257F01 Breadth in BiologyRaw90n/an/an/an/a59513928160J257F 02 Depth in BiologyRaw90n/an/an/an/a49423222130J257H 03 Breadth in BiologyRaw9072655952443632n/an/a0J257H04 Depth in BiologyRaw9051464135302522n/an/a0J257 FFoundation Tier: 01+02 Overall180n/an/an/an/a108937150290J257 HHigher Tier: 03+04 Overall18012311110087746154n/an/a0 GCSE BusinessMax Mark987654321uJ20401 Business 1: business activity, marketing and peopleRaw805753504541372819100J20402 Business 2: operations, finance and influences on businessRaw806158545045403021120J204 Overall1601181111049586775840220 GCSE Chemistry A (Gateway Science)Max Mark987654321uJ248F01 Paper 1 Raw90n/an/an/an/a50423222120J248F02 Paper 2 Raw90n/an/an/an/a4436261780J248H03 Paper 3 Raw9065595244362824n/an/a0J248H04 Paper 4 Raw9070615344362824n/an/a0J248 FFoundation Tier: 01+02 Overall180n/an/an/an/a94785839200J248 HHigher Tier: 03+04 Overall18013512010588725648n/an/a0 GCSE Chemistry B (Twenty First Century Science)Max Mark987654321uJ258F01 Breadth in ChemistryRaw90n/an/an/an/a58514232230J25 8F02 Depth in ChemistryRaw90n/an/an/an/a46393022140J25 8H03 Breadth in ChemistryRaw9068605344362824n/an/a0J258H 04 Depth in ChemistryRaw9060534639312420n/an/a0J258 FFoundation Tier: 01+02 Overall180n/an/an/an/a104907254370J258 HHigher Tier.

5 03+04 Overall1801281139983675244n/an/a0 GCSE Citizenship StudiesMax Mark987654321uJ27001 Citizenship in perspectiveRaw50373431272421161170J27002 Citizenship in actionRaw100696458504132241670J27003 Our rights, our society, our worldRaw5035312824201713950J270 Overall20014112911710185705336190 GCSE Classical CivilisationMax Mark987654321uJ19911 Myth and ReligionRaw907166605447403021110J19912 Women in the Ancient WorldRaw907166605447403021110J19921 The Homeric WorldRaw907266615448423222130J19922 Roman City LifeRaw907266615448423222130J19923 War and WarfareRaw907266615448423222130J199 All optionsOverall18014313212110895826243240 Published: 22 August 2019 Version Classical GreekMax Mark987654321uJ29201 LanguageRaw1008776646055504234260J29202 Prose literature ARaw504236312826242016120J29203 Prose literature BRaw504337322927242016120J29204 Verse literature ARaw504439343128252117130J29205 Verse literature BRaw504236302725231915110J29206 Literature and cultureRaw504440363228252117130J292 Option A: 01+02+03 Overall200172149127117107988266500J292 Option B: 01+02+04 Overall200173151129119109998367510J292 Option C: 01+02+05 Overall200171148125115106978165490J292 Option D: 01+02+06 Overall200173152131120109998367510J292 Option E: 01+03+04 Overall200174152130119109998367510J292 Option F: 01+03+05 Overall200172149126116106978165490J292 Option G: 01+03+06 Overall200174153132121110998367510J292 Option H: 01+04+05 Overall200173150128118108988266500J292 Option J: 01+04+06 Overall2001751541341221111008468520J292 Option K.

6 01+05+06 Overall200173151130119108988266500 GCSE Computer ScienceMax Mark987654321uJ27601 Computer SystemsRaw806963575043362820120J27602 Computational thinking, algorithms and programmingRaw806862564942352618100J276 Overall1601371251139985715438220 GCSE Design and TechnologyMax Mark987654321uJ31001 Principles of Design and TechnologyRaw100716560544841301980J31002 Iterative Design Challenge (OCR Repository)Raw100847668595042301980J3100 3 Iterative Design Challenge (Postal Moderation)Raw100847668595042301980J310 All optionsOverall20015514112811398836038160 GCSE DramaMax Mark987654321uJ31601 Devising drama (OCR Repository)Raw605350474237332518110J3160 2 Devising drama (Postal Moderation)Raw605350474237332518110J3160 3 Presenting and performing textsRaw605350484440362719110J31604 Drama: Performance and responseRaw80716762565044321960J316 All optionsOverall20017716715714212711384562 80 GCSE EconomicsMax Mark987654321uJ20501 Introduction to EconomicsRaw805954494439342720130J20502 National and International EconomicsRaw806459544741352923170J205 Overall1601231131039180695643300 GCSE English LanguageMax Mark987654321uJ35101 Communicating information and ideasRaw80655953464034251680J35102 Exploring effects and impactRaw80666054484236271880J35103 Spoken language (OCR Repository)RawJ35104 Spoken language (Postal Moderation)RawJ351 Overall1601311191079482705234160 GCSE English LiteratureMax Mark987654321uJ35201 Exploring modern and literary heritage textsRaw80686153453627211580J35202 Exploring poetry and ShakespeareRaw80686053443628211480J352 Overall1601361211068972554229160 GCSE Food Preparation and NutritionMax Mark987654321uJ30901 Food preparation and nutritionRaw100746964575043322090J30902 Food investigation task (OCR Repository)

7 Raw45393633282420151050J30903 Food investigation task (Postal Moderation)Raw45393633282420151050J30904 Food preparation task (OCR Repository)Raw1059183766962544130170J309 05 Food preparation task (Postal Moderation)Raw1059183766962544130170J309 All options *To create the overall boundaries , component 01 is weighted to give marks out of 150 Overall30024122320518316113910470360 GCSE Geography A (Geographical Themes)Max Mark987654321uJ38301 Living in the UK todayRaw60484439353026191250J38302 The world around usRaw60443935302622161040J38303 Geographical skillsRaw80625650443832231570J383 Overall20015413912410994805837160 GCSE Geography B (Geography for Enquiring Minds)Max Mark987654321uJ38401 Our natural worldRaw70534844403530221350J38402 People and societyRaw70504642373329211350J38403 Geographical explorationRaw60484440353026181140J384 Overall20015113812611298856137140 This component does not count towards overall markThis component does not count towards overall markPublished: 22 August 2019 Version History A (Explaining the Modern World)Max Mark987654321uJ41001 International relations: The changing international order 1918-2001 with China 1950-1981: The people and the stateRaw105857768605142301750J41002 International relations: The changing international order 1918-2001 with Germany 1925-1955: The people and the stateRaw105867869615243311750J41003 International relations: The changing international order 1918-2001 with Poland 1956-1990: The people and the stateRaw105J41004 International relations: The changing international order 1918-2001 with Russia 1928-1964: The people and the stateRaw105J41005 International relations.

8 The changing international order 1918-2001 with South Africa 1960-1994: The people and the stateRaw105857768605142301750J41006 International relations: The changing international order 1918-2001 with The USA 1919-1948: The people and the stateRaw105837566595042301750J41007 International relations: The changing international order 1918-2001 with The USA 1945-1974: The people and the stateRaw105877970625344311850J41008 Migration to Britain to : Monarchy and democracy in Britain to 2014 Raw5039353126231913830J41010 War and British society to impact of Empire on Britain with urban environments: Patterns of migrationRaw55474340342924171030J41012 The English Reformation with castles: Form and function to 1750 Raw5544393530252115930J41013 Personal rule to restoration 1629-1660 with castles: Form and function to 1750 Raw55464137322824171030J410 Option AA: 01+08+11 Overall210171154137119102856035110J410 Option AB: 01+09+12 Overall210J410 Option AC: 01+10+13 Overall210J410 Option BA: 02+08+11 Overall210172155138120103866136110J410 Option BB: 02+09+12 Overall210169152135117100835935110J410 Option BC: 02+10+13 Overall210171154137120103866136110J410 Option CA: 03+08+11 Overall210J410 Option CB: 03+09+12 Overall210J410 Option CC: 03+10+13 Overall210J410 Option DA: 04+08+11 Overall210J410 Option DB: 04+09+12 Overall210J410 Option DC: 04+10+13 Overall210J410 Option EA: 05+08+11 Overall210171154137119102856035110J410 Option EB: 05+09+12 Overall210J410 Option EC: 05+10+13 Overall210J410 Option FA: 06+08+11 Overall210169152135118101856035110J410 Option FB: 06+09+12 Overall21016614913211598825834110J410 Option FC: 06+10+13 Overall210168151134117101856035110J410 Option GA: 07+08+11 Overall210173156139121104876136110J410 Option GB: 07+09+12 Overall210170153136118101845935110J410 Option GC.

9 07+10+13 Overall210172155138121104876136110No entry in June 2019No entry in June 2019No entry in June 2019No entry in June 2019No entry in June 2019No entry in June 2019No entry in June 2019No entry in June 2019No entry in June 2019No entry in June 2019No entry in June 2019No entry in June 2019 Published: 22 August 2019 Version History B (Schools History Project)Max Mark987654321uJ41111 The People s Health, to present with The Norman Conquest, 1065-1087 Raw80645751453934241560J41112 The People s Health, to present with The Elizabethans, 1580-1603 Raw80665953474136261660J41113 The People s Health, to present with Britain in Peace and War, 1900-1918 Raw80665953474136261660J41114 Crime and Punishment, to present with The Norman Conquest, 1065-1087 Raw80666055494338271660J41115 Crime and Punishment, to present with The Elizabethans, 1580-1603 Raw80665953474136261660J41116 Crime and Punishment, to present with Britain in Peace and War, 1900-1918 Raw80665953474136261660J41117 Migrants to Britain, to present with The Norman Conquest, 1065-1087 Raw80665953474136261660J41118 Migrants to Britain, to present with The Elizabethans, 1580-1603 Raw80666055484236261660J41119 Migrants to Britain, to present with Britain in Peace and War.

10 1900-1918 Raw80655852464035251560J41121 History Around UsRaw50434037332926191370J41131 Viking Expansion, with The First Crusade, Expansion, with Aztecs and the Spanish Conquest, 1519-1535 Raw80645852464035251550J41133 Viking Expansion, with Living under Nazi Rule, 1933-1945 Raw80645750443833231450J41134 The Mughal Empire, 1526-1707 with The First Crusade, Mughal Empire, 1526-1707 with Aztecs and the Spanish Conquest, 1519-1535 Raw80J41136 The Mughal Empire, 1526-1707 with Living under Nazi Rule, 1933-1945 Raw80625548433833231450J41137 The Making of America, 1789-1900 with The First Crusade, Making of America, 1789-1900 with Aztecs and the Spanish Conquest, 1519-1535 Raw80645751453933231450J4