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Geography A level entries up by 16.8%, among an overall rise of 5.1%.
In the absence of exams for a second year running, teacher assessed grades (TAGs) have been used to calculate students’ A level results.
Teachers were asked to base their judgements on a range of evidence of each learner’s performance in each subject, but only on content they had been taught.
This year, there was an overall increase in students taking A levels of 5.1%, but geography was a big winner, with a sizeable rise of 16.8% compared to last year.
Results reports older than 3 years have now been archived. If you would like to view the full report please email info@geography.org.uk.
Some useful links from Ofqual
Guide to the 2021 AS and A level results in England
Infographic showing A level outcomes this year
You may also find the following information useful:
Ofqual student guide to awarding: summer 2021, which includes details of the Exam Results Helpline and Ofqual’s contact details.
JCQ summer 2021 arrangements landing page, including an appeals guide and appeals handout specifically for students.
