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Need to know: The 9-1 GCSE grades
The new 9-1 numerical GCSE grading system explained
21 August 2018
Exclusive: ‘Rushed’ GCSE reforms blamed for risking pupils’ futures
Unions say speed of reforms was to blame for inappropriate GCSE entries that could have jeopardised pupils’ futures
21 August 2018
Exclusive: Exam boards market GCSE-style tests for Year 7s
Ofsted chief inspector ‘deeply worried’ by schools teaching children narrowly to the test from age 11
21 August 2018
Ofqual saves ‘wrongly entered’ GCSE pupils from failure
Exclusive: Exams watchdog takes action after higher than expected number of candidates were set to fail combined science
20 August 2018
Exclusive: Universities’ GCSE demands favour private school pupils
Universities ask for lower alphabetical grades in IGCSE compared to reformed 9-1 GCSE
17 August 2018
Have GCSE reforms widened the gap between rich and poor?
The introduction of tougher GCSEs was supposed to raise standards in the country’s state schools, but some leaders are warning that it has actually given private schools an even bigger advantage over the public sector. The controversy surrounds the alternative IGCSE qualification adopted by many private schools, which is now said to be an ‘easier’ option. Will Hazell investigates
17 August 2018
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