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GCSEs and A levels: 9 in 10 teachers fear grades will be unfair

Exclusive: Over half of teachers are ‘hugely concerned’ students will not get exam grades they deserve despite measures to mitigate Covid disruption, a Tes poll shows

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GCSE results day 2022: Exam board strike planned
Matilda Martin • 12 Aug 22
Staff at the country’s biggest exam board, AQA, are also planning to strike on A-level results day over pay

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Need to know: GCSE fears, teacher strikes and back-to-school blues
Need to know: GCSE fears, teacher strikes and back-to-school blues
Tes Editorial • 12 Aug 22
Your roundup of Tes’ most popular news and features articles from the past week, including teachers’ worries about ‘unfair’ GCSE grades, the threat of teacher strikes over pay, and tips to overcome your anxiety about going back to school

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How to close the Year 7 vocabulary gap
Crispin Chatterton • 12 Aug 22
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