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Introducing the tutor2u Exam Results Explorer!

Geoff Riley

16th July 2026

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A-Level & GCSE Results Days for Summer 2026 are coming - and we've been busy building something to make it easier for teachers.

Introducing the tutor2u Exam Results Explorer

In the last few weeks we've crunched the publicly available summer A-Level and GCSE results data since 2022 (England only) - across AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR and Eduqas - into one free, interactive tool.

When the summer 2026 exam results are published on 13 August (A-Level) and 20 August (GCSE), our aim is simple: to save teachers hours of digging through PDFs and spreadsheets to get the exams results data they need.

The Explorer should be live with the 2026 data later on each results day - and you can add a reminder straight to your calendar so you don't miss it.

Some other features we think teachers may like:

  • Add your qualifications to Favourites, so the data for your subjects and exam boards is one click away
  • Deep-dive into any qualification to view entries, grade boundaries and results over time
  • Compare subjects and exam boards side by side
  • Enter your own class or department results and instantly see how they compare with the national picture. Everything stays in your browser, so no student data leaves your device.
  • Download the data from any view as a CSV, ready for your own reports and analysis
  • Analyse subject popularity and demand trends (which subjects are growing or declining)

It's an early prototype, and we'd love your feedback before the 2026 results go live. There are bound to be a few bugs in there, or improvements we can make over the next few weeks to the user experience.

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Geoff Riley

Geoff Riley FRSA has been teaching Economics for nearly forty years. He has over twenty years experience as Head of Economics at leading schools. He writes extensively and is a contributor and presenter on CPD and Revision conferences in the UK and overseas.