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[Yorkie62]

History is for those that are not forward thinking as history students are always looking back.

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[Old Greg]

In case anyone is an ignorant cretin, the GCSE replaced the separate O level and CSE qualifications. Typically, the reason people did GCSEs rather than O levels is because they are younger.

[Lance]

In case anyone is an ignorant cretin, the GCSE replaced the separate O level and CSE qualifications. Typically, the reason people did GCSEs rather than O levels is because they are younger.

and it's far easier to get a GCSE than an O'level. I was at the turnaround so did a mix of Os and 16+. 16+ being the predecessor for GCSEs.

They changed it from 16+ as they were considered too hard as thickies couldn't scrape an O level on the multiple guess papers.

[Old Greg]

and it's far easier to get a GCSE than an O'level. I was at the turnaround so did a mix of Os and 16+. 16+ being the predecessor for GCSEs.

They changed it from 16+ as they were considered too hard as thickies couldn't scrape an O level on the multiple guess papers.

You are the same age as me. I don't remember 16+ in England. I did some O levels early and then GCSEs at 16 and an AO.

[Lance]

You are the same age as me. I don't remember 16+ in England. I did some O levels early and then GCSEs at 16 and an AO.

not sure if all the matriculation boards did 16+
It was 1986

It was a trial. They were piss easy.
You did papers 1 & 2 to get a CSE grade, and paper 3 for an O' level grade

AO on the other hand was hard as nails. I did maths in that and learned LOADS

[Old Greg]

not sure if all the matriculation boards did 16+
It was 1986

It was a trial. They were piss easy.
You did papers 1 & 2 to get a CSE grade, and paper 3 for an O' level grade

AO on the other hand was hard as nails. I did maths in that and learned LOADS

Ah yes. I do remember in 1987 a combined O level / CSE exam.