In mathematics, physics and combined science, students will be provided with supporting material.
to allow supporting materials found 93.7% of teachers and students working towards 2023 GCSEs said it was necessary.
The students "will have faced significant disruption to their education due to Covid-19" and it would be a challenge to "get through all of the specification", one teacher said. And one of the students highlighted how they had gone into lockdown in Year 9, after the start of their GCSE maths course. Chief regulator Dr Jo Saxton said: "In 2023, students will again have the opportunity to show what they know and can do in exams," and "together with some protection on grading", Ofqual would "offer the degree of support students need as we move towards normality".
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