GCSE PAST PAPERS -ADDED FEB 2025
There is only one paper to sit for this subject. There are a wide range of questions on all aspects of the curriculum. Completing past papers helps you prepare for exams because it enables you revise the contents as well as understand how to answer questions to maximise your marks. You can print these papers off or collect paper copies from FR1
Documents
- exam paper 2018 (application/pdf)
- exam paper 2019 (application/pdf)
- exam paper 2020 (application/pdf)
- exam paper 2021 (application/pdf)
- exam paper 2022 (application/pdf)
- exam paper 2023 (application/pdf)
- markscheme 2018 (application/pdf)
- markscheme 2019 (application/pdf)
- markscheme 2022 (application/pdf)
- markscheme 2023 (application/pdf)
- marskscheme 2021 (application/pdf)
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