GCSE results day 2016: Girls’ grades predicted to be ‘a long way ahead’ of boys
Girls have outperformed boys in GCSE grades A*-C every year since the examination system was brought in more than 25 years ago
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Girls have outperformed boys in GCSE grades A*-C every year since the examination system was brought in more than 25 years ago
Gender gap increases with girls outperforming boys once again, but grades fall across the board this year
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