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The Changing Curriculum - Is this the dawn of a real education revolution?
Part 5: 14-19. The new diplomas may not yet be as popular as ministers hoped, but the first schools to introduce them are optimistic about their future, reports Warwick Mansell
22 August 2008
Dumbing down debate won’t go away
22 August 2008
Pupils learn to love science and maths again
Science organisations and campaigners have given the reported increase in teenagers opting for maths, physics, chemistry and biology A – levels a cautious welcome.
22 August 2008
A-level languages ditch literature
New modern language A-levels starting next month are dispensing with compulsory literature study.
22 August 2008
GCSE results the best since 1990
Nearly two thirds of entries given a C or better.
22 August 2008
KS3 goes fully functional
Starting this September, teachers will have to make “functional skills” part of the key stage 3 curriculum for English, maths and ICT.
15 August 2008
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