In the News
A-Level Geography Entries and Grades for 2022
22nd August 2022
It was great to see Geography's A-level entries climb this year, with more than 37,000 students sitting A-level Geography exams in June 2022. 'Geography is again one of the top 10 most popular subjects' (JCQ), perhaps a demonstration of student interest in the climate crisis:
'Having a solid understanding of geography is one way to equip young people to make sense of, and contribute positively to, these challenging times' commented The Royal Geographical Society with IBG.
Here are the A-level Geography grade boundaries for the four most popular examining bodies in June 2022.
Here is the allocation of grades for A-level Geography across all boards, in the UK.
Below you can see the distribution of 2022 A-level Geography grades by exam board.
Over a third of entrants sat AQA A-level Geography (38.3%). A similar proportion of entrants, in 2022, studied for Edexcel A-level Geography (35.7%) .
Alice Griffiths
Alice has taught Geography over a period of twenty years. She is a published author and editor of a wide range of A level resources and has also created award-winning, online content for younger students. An occasional presenter at the GA’s annual conference, she was head of department at an 11-18 school until 2020.
You might also like
Norwegian government using unusual methods to deter migrants
15th November 2015
Cyclone Winston and the issues facing Fiji one week on
29th February 2016
Changing Places at the Railway Station
26th August 2017
Plastic waste to be tackled by the UK
19th December 2017
University Guide 2019: Rankings for Geography
29th May 2018
Dealing with UK plastic
3rd January 2019
Arctic wildfires
27th July 2019