AS-levels
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Welsh government told there should be no GCSE and AS-level exams, and single paper for A-levels
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Despite the upheaval of the redesigned qualifications, many trends persist
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It all began at school, with A-star expectations and a horror of failure. Now we’re on social media platforms, locked into a losing game, says the freelance writer Daisy Buchanan
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Headteacher of grammar which excluded students who failed to get three Bs at AS-level is suspended pending inquiry
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It was always made clear to us that the focus was on the school’s performance, to the neglect of individuals’ welfare
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Outcome of the exams is more likely to be linked to the GCSE results of the cohort taking them, than to tests being tougher
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Students to see larger class sizes and fewer subjects and extracurricular activities on offer due to broad funding cuts says new report
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While results nationally have remained broadly the same, they disguise significant changes at a subnational level
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GCSE, AS and A-level examiners will only act on clear marking errors after complaints too many students received boosted grades
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Study of 3,000 children suggests significantly more preschoolers end up taking academic route into university than those without same educational start
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Research by Oxford University reveals only 29% progress to sixth form compared with 46% from more affluent areas, showing ‘double disadvantage’
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Universities are trying to decide how to assess candidates after changes to sixth-form exams. Will they be forced to rely more on GCSE results and teacher predictions?
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Economy could grow by more than £2tn by 2095 if underachievers learn basic skills at school and gender gap in some subjects is ended, says report
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Four subjects scrapped and other courses delayed by lack of accreditation, leaving schools struggling to plan teaching
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Delay until 2017 means students will benefit from having taken new maths GCSEs being introduced in 2015
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