Statistics

GCSE Statistics is a valuable qualification that helps students develop a strong understanding of how data is collected, analysed, and interpreted in real-world contexts. It equips learners with practical skills in handling information, making informed decisions, and understanding trends, skills that are increasingly important in today’s data-driven world. This course supports learning across other subjects, particularly Maths and Science, and provides a solid foundation for further study or careers in fields such as business, economics, psychology, and the social sciences.

GCSE Statistics is the latest qualification to be introduced into our KS4 curriculum, designed to support the future academic pathways of our pupils. A significant number of pupils choose A Level subjects such as Mathematics, Biology, Business, Economics, Geography, and Psychology, all of which benefit from a strong foundation in statistical understanding. Studying GCSE Statistics helps ease the transition into these subjects, equipping pupils with valuable analytical and data interpretation skills.

As our newest GCSE subject, the content of this page is under review.

Statistics Staff

Mr J Peterson- Assistant Headteacher/Specialist Teacher of Maths

Mr A Starkie - Assistant Head of Maths

Mr M Church - Deputy Headteacher/Specialist Teacher of Maths

Mr A Eaves - Specialist Teacher of  Maths 

Lessons

Year 10/11 GCSE 2/3 or 3/2 hours per week ... approx. 170 hours

Statistics Curriculum Map/Journey

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What does homework look like in Statistics

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How we assess in Statistics

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