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CCEA GCSE Statistics past papers

CCEA has published 30 question papers for Statistics from 2018 to 2026, 26 of them with a mark scheme. They are listed newest first, and each one opens the PDF on ccea.org.uk in a new tab. The grade boundaries for 6 series are on their own page, in our own tables. The specification is linked below as well.

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June 2026

4 papers · grade boundaries

June 2025

7 papers · grade boundaries

June 2024

4 papers · grade boundaries

June 2023

4 papers · grade boundaries

June 2022

4 papers · grade boundaries

June 2021

4 papers

June 2019

4 papers · grade boundaries

June 2018

2 papers

Common questions

Where can I find Statistics past papers from CCEA?

This page links every Statistics paper CCEA publishes for everyone to download, newest first, starting with June 2026. Each link opens the PDF on CCEA's own website. The most recent series is usually released a year or so after the exam, and it will appear here once CCEA makes it public.

Are there mark schemes for these Statistics papers?

Yes, 23 of the 30 question papers here have a mark scheme.

What were the Statistics grade boundaries in June 2026?

In June 2026, an A needed 160 out of 200 uniform marks and a C needed 120. The grade boundaries for every series from June 2019 to June 2026 are on this course's grade boundaries page, and each series of papers here links to its own year's table, so you can mark a paper and read your grade.

Where is the Statistics specification?

It is linked at the top of this page: CCEA's own Statistics specification, a PDF on its website, which sets out what you can be examined on and how the exams are marked.

How can I practise more Statistics questions?

Once you have worked through the papers, cookie has a practice deck for this course with fresh questions based on the specification and past papers, feedback on what you write, and spaced repetition.

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cookie is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any exam board. Every paper here is a link to the board's own copy on its own website, and the papers belong to the boards that set them. If a link has stopped working, the board's own past paper page is linked on each course. The grade boundaries are copied from the boards’ own published documents, each linked under its table.