GCSE top grades reach record high after exams cancelled for second year
The proportion of GCSE entries awarded top grades has surged to an all-time high after exams were cancelled for the ...
Tag: education
Overhauling A-level grading amid concerns over inflated marks ‘unfair’ – unions
Overhauling the grading system for A-levels amid concerns about grade inflation would be “unnecessarily disruptive”, “unfair”, and “unrealistic”, school leaders’ ...
A-Level results are higher this year. Let’s stop relying on high stakes tests.
Thousands of teenagers around the country have woken up to good news this morning as A-Level results were released after ...
Gavin Williamson claims he can’t remember his his A-level grades
The Education Secretary claimed he cannot remember his exam results after 27 years.
Campaigners demand a radical plan to achieve more than a million Welsh speakers
In July this year, the Welsh government announced plans to increase the number of Welsh speakers and use of the ...
First austerity and now the pandemic: the Tories have devastated disabled children’s services
The Disabled Children's Partnership (DCP) has launched a campaign calling on chancellor Rishi Sunak to properly fund disabled children’s social ...
‘Refusal’ to make Covid school contingency plans for exams is ‘unforgivable’
Lessons regarding school closures and examinations from the first lockdown were ‘not learnt’, a paper by the Institute for Government ...
Government must halt education reforms or risk ‘damage’ to teacher supply, unions warn
The Government launched a consultation, which closes in the summer break.
Coronavirus chaos as the education system reaches breaking point
Schools are currently struggling to cope with the chaos surrounding the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. Some have had to shut entirely. ...
Students less satisfied amid pandemic, survey finds
Fewer university and college students are positive about their educational experience amid the coronavirus crisis, figures show. The latest National ...
Poorest schools suffered funding cut under Tory reforms says watchdog
The National Audit Office said measures to ‘level up’ education have seen more resources go
‘Ideological reasons’ behind lack of Black history in schools, MP says
Bell Ribeiro-Addy said the Government’s reluctance to make black history mandatory serves a ‘blatant political function’ during a debate.
Two in five disadvantaged pupils think they’ll get unfair grades, poll suggests
A majority of students fear they will not be able to successfully appeal against grades they think are not reflective ...
Osime Brown’s case is a reflection of the UK’s racist, ableist state and its institutions
On 15 June, Osime Brown’s mother announced that the Home Office has dropped the deportation case against her 22-year-old autistic ...
Police in UK schools will only serve to criminalise vulnerable pupils
Kids of Colour and the Northern Police Monitoring Project (NPMP) have launched a petition calling on the Greater Manchester Combined ...
Ministers accused of ‘covering up’ underfunding of early years education
A new report by an early years organisation says ministers knew they were underfunding the sector, passing on the costs ...
Ofsted’s report reveals what every teenage girl already knows. That rape culture is everywhere.
A report published by Ofsted on 10 June has revealed that sexual harassment has become "normalised" for children and young ...
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