Government following ‘best’ scientific advice, says Williamson after U-turn
Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said it is not necessary for face coverings to be worn in all schools.
Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said it is not necessary for face coverings to be worn in all schools.
More than one in four entries in England scored one of the three top grades this year amid the grading change.
More than one in four entries in England scored one of the three top grades this year amid the grading change.
Less prestigious universities could face “financially crippling” losses after the Government’s U-turn on A-levels, researchers from the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) have warned.
Less prestigious universities could face “financially crippling” losses after the Government’s U-turn on A-levels, researchers from the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) have warned.
University leaders have welcomed the Government U-turn to ensure exam students receive the grades their teachers predicted – but said the uncertainty and worry had been tough for youngsters.
The Joint Council for Qualifications said GCSE students in England, Wales and Northern Ireland will receive their ‘final grades as usual’ on Thursday.
The Joint Council for Qualifications said GCSE students in England, Wales and Northern Ireland will receive their ‘final grades as usual’ on Thursday.
Students across Shropshire have welcomed the Government's U-turn on the controversial A-Levels results algorithm.
Shropshire's hospitals were treated to a fly-past from a Spitfire as a tribute to the NHS heroes who worked through the coronavirus pandemic.
Gavin Williamson has apologised to students affected by the Government’s handling of results.
Gavin Williamson has apologised to students affected by the Government’s handling of results.
Shadow education secretary Kate Green has written to Gavin Williamson with 15 questions, including asking when students will receive their new grades.
Shadow education secretary Kate Green has written to Gavin Williamson with 15 questions, including asking when students will receive their new grades.
Moderation saw 42% of all predicted A-level grades lowered in Wales – angering students, teachers and unions.