The number of appeals relating to GCSEs, AS and A levels increased 42 per cent in 2018.
Appeals can be submitted if a school or college is unsatisfied with the result of a review or marking, review of moderation, a malpractice decision, or the outcome of a reasonable adjustment or special consideration review.
Today’s Ofqual figures show that a total of 847 appeals for GCSEs, AS and A level were submitted for the 2018 summer exam series – up from 597 in 2017.
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