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Subject update | Tue May 05 11:29:00 UTC 2026

May 2026 Maths and Statistics Update

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Everything You Need to Know for Exams

GCSE Maths Key Messages and Information Summer 2026 and picture of students

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Perfect for those last lessons before exams, our GCSE Maths Exam Key Messages and Information 2026 PowerPoints are now available on Emporium and are ready to use in the classroom.

With the summer exams about to start, we want to wish all students the very best and thank teachers for the skill, reassurance and hard work that makes such a difference at this time of year.

Thank you and remember that we are here to support. You can reach out to us via the Pearson Support Portal or email at teachingmaths@pearson.com

Wishing all students every success in the May/June 2026 exams

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Entry Level Certificate Sample Moderation - Deadline 15 May

Submission deadline 15 May 2026

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For centres that offer our ELC in Maths, there is no change to the way ELC Maths is being moderated for 2026. 

Please post your samples to the moderator’s address provided on Edexcel online.

The deadline for submission is 15 May.


Understanding Grading - Classroom and Assembly Resources

Ofqual have released a set of classroom resources to help teachers, headteachers and their senior leadership teams explain GCSE and A level marking and grading to their students.

These resources give teachers, headteachers and their senior leadership teams the information they need to be able to teach their students about GCSE and A level marking and grading. They are ready to use, with no additional materials or preparation needed.

Using the lesson plan, in under 20 minutes a teacher can help GCSE or A level students understand – and feel more confident about – how their exams are marked and graded. The plan can be used with or without the accompanying slides. 

The assembly presentation is for headteachers or members of SLT to deliver in around 5 minutes and includes suggested speaking notes. Both resources cover:

  • how marking works
  • how grade boundaries are set
  • why grade boundaries change from year to year
  • how to bust some common myths

Students look to their school or college for information about exam grading more than anywhere else, but it can be hard to explain clearly – or find the time to even try. These resources give teachers, headteachers and their SLT what they need to be able do so with confidence.

Access the resources via gov.uk


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