…What will we have learnt? Universities have already complained, with some justification, that only the government can track students through from age seven to seventeen to know if this work…
…What will we have learnt? Universities have already complained, with some justification, that only the government can track students through from age seven to seventeen to know if this work…
…progress than our parents ever did about us. Many more of our children now reach national expectations than they did 20 years ago before the tests were ushered in. Although…
…71 to 80% 0.2 81% + – Base: All teachers making a valid response (452); a further 45 respondents (9% overall) said ‘don’t know’ 2. Comparing courses on a like-for-like…
…the Cambridge Pre-U exam. Many teachers felt they did not know enough about these qualifications, but those who did generally believed them to be suitable for bright students who want…
…compares to a free school meals average of 16%. I believe we should address this inequality in three ways. First, comprehensives should use ballots to determine admissions to urban secondary…
…to our panel, we now know a little more about why this may be. Several students said their GCSE grades were not enough to get on their first choice A…