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Stark gender gap found in foreign languages
A new report by the British Council and Education Policy Institute (EPI) has found a stark gender gap in foreign keep reading
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Number of pupils caught bringing mobiles into exams rises
As reported by The Guardian, cheating on mobile phones, cyber-attacks on schools and leaked or fake exam papers being shared keep reading
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Exploring the GCSE ICT drop
This month’s Techno Geek – Gary Henderson, ANME member and director of IT at Millfield School – explores why ICT keep reading
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Unions comment on Sutton Trust report
The new GCSE system is widening the gap between rich and poor students, says report The new GCSE system in keep reading
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One in eight teens had poor GCSE passes in 2018, report says
As reported by the BBC, an analysis of 2018’s GCSE results in England by Ofqual has shown that one in keep reading
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ASCL comments on EPI further education report
The Association of School and College Leaders have commented on A new report from the Education Policy Institute (EPI) which keep reading
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ASCL general election manifesto: don’t use education as a political football
The Association of School and College Leaders has published its general election manifesto calling on politicians not to use education keep reading
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National league tables should take pupil background into account, says study
As reported by the BBC, a report by the University of Bristol has said that factors such as ethnicity, free keep reading
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GCSEs should be scrapped, says Future Generations Commissioner
As reported by the BBC, Sophie Howe, the Future Generations Commissioner, told BBC Sunday Politics Wales that GCSEs are no keep reading
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Unions weigh in on unexplained pupil exits
Researchers from the Education Policy Institute (EPI) found one in 10 pupils who sat their GCSEs in 2017 experienced an “unexplained exit” keep reading
