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GCSE Timetable 2027
Looking for the GCSE Timetable 2027? Here is the best place to find the GCSE Timetable 2027 for Edexcel, AQA and OCR.
The official GCSE timetable is normally released several months before exams begin, but the layouts can be quite confusing and even overwhelming for students and parents.
Here I have put together the GCSE Maths timetable to make it as easy as possible to read.
Edexcel GCSE Timetable 2027
| Paper | Date | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Maths Paper 1 (Non-Calculator) | Friday 14 May | Morning |
| Maths Paper 2 (Calculator) | Thursday 27 May | Morning |
| Maths Paper 3 (Calculator) | Monday 14 June | Morning |
AQA GCSE Timetable 2027
| Paper | Date | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Maths Paper 1 (Non-Calculator) | Friday 14 May | Morning |
| Maths Paper 2 (Calculator) | Thursday 27 May | Morning |
| Maths Paper 3 (Calculator) | Monday 14 June | Morning |
OCR GCSE Timetable 2027
| Paper | Date | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Maths Paper 1/4 (Calculator) | Friday 14 May | Morning |
| Maths Paper 2/5 (Non-Calculator) | Thursday 27 May | Morning |
| Maths Paper 3/6 (Calculator) | Monday 14 June | Morning |
When is the GCSE Maths exam 2027?
For many students, GCSE Maths is one of the most important exams of the summer. Both Edexcel and AQA split GCSE Maths into three papers, with one non-calculator paper followed by two calculator papers. The papers are usually spread across two to three weeks, giving students time to revise between each exam. I have also writtena. helpful blog explaining the GCSE Maths Timetable.
Can I print the GCSE Timetable 2027?
Yes I have made up a printable version so you can keep track of all the key dates for the 2027 GCSE Maths exams
Click the button below to download the Edexcel, AQA and OCR GCSE Timetable 2027
How do I revise for GCSE Maths?
Our live online GCSE Maths programme helps students prepare throughout the year with four classes every week, weekly testing, class recordings and comprehensive revision notes. Whether you’re studying Edexcel or AQA, our tutors cover the key topics needed for exam success.
Will there be a Night Before Exams masterclass?
One tradition we’ve built over the last few years is our Night Before Exams Masterclass.
It is a 2-hour intensive masterclasses to focus on the highest-priority topics. We break down high-mark questions and reveal the last-minute exam techniques that can make the difference between moving up a grade.
The Night Before Exams masterclass for GCSE Maths will run on Thursday 13th of June for Paper 1, Wednesday 26th of June for Paper 2 and Sunday 13th of June for Paper 3.
It is always our most popular course, mainly due to the fact we:
- revise the highest-value topics
- Go through common mistakes
- cover exam technique
- answer students’ final questions before the exam.
It has become one of our most popular sessions every year and always gives students a confidence boost heading into the following day’s exam.
The GCSE exam timetable is usually released around May of the previous year by the Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ) and the individual exam boards, including AQA and Edexcel. A provisional timetable is often published a few months earlier for consultation before the final version is confirmed. The GCSE Timetable 2027 was published in May 2026.
Yes. Once the final GCSE timetable is published by the exam boards, changes are uncommon but can occasionally occur due to exceptional circumstances. Students should always check the latest timetable provided by their school or exam board before exam season begins.
Most GCSE exams begin in either the morning session (typically 9:00am) or the afternoon session (typically 1:30pm). Your school will confirm the exact start time and when you need to arrive on the day of each exam.
For both Edexcel and AQA, GCSE Maths consists of three written papers. Students sit one non-calculator paper and two calculator papers, with each paper contributing equally towards the final GCSE Maths grade.
Most students benefit from beginning structured revision three to six months before their GCSE exams, but you should be starting to revise a good bit before then. Starting early allows plenty of time to revisit difficult topics, complete past papers and build confidence before exam day. We have loads of free maths notes to help you revise for you GCSE Maths exam. If you need that extra support, we also offer GCSE Maths tutoring.
Breakthrough Maths provides 4 weekly classes, extra masterclasses and loads of revision notes and practice papers, all housed on our brand new state-of-the-art platform. The cost is £99 per month. You can read more details on our pricing page.