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Number of primary schools registered for Reception Baseline Assessment falls
The number of primary schools registered to take part in the pilot of the Reception Baseline Assessment (RBA) has fallen keep reading
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Lord Agnew criticises expanded access to higher education
Theodore Agnew has caused controversy by lashing out over the expansion of access to higher education As reported by The keep reading
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Teachers call on government to scrap SATs
According to a new YouGov survey, the vast majority of primary school teachers believe SATs are too stressful for children keep reading
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GSCEs 'rub noses of pupils in disappointment', says ASCL
A speech delivered at yesterday’s ASCL conference outlined why GCSEs might be an outdated system Geoff Barton, general secretary of keep reading
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Should GCSEs be scrapped?
Robert Haflon is proposing a radical change to the UK education system, according to the BBC The chair of the keep reading
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GCSE reforms unfairly favour private school pupils
New exam reforms suggest that private school pupils gain a huge advantage when it comes to applying for universities and keep reading