Bright children from disadvantaged backgrounds fall by the wayside at GCSE
Trust calls for government to test ways to improve progress as survey finds ‘missing talent’ of children whose results fall between key stage 2 and GCSE
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Trust calls for government to test ways to improve progress as survey finds ‘missing talent’ of children whose results fall between key stage 2 and GCSE
Will this week’s GCSE results reflect students’ hard work – or, as critics claim, efforts by teachers to find the ‘easiest’ exam boards?
http://www.theguardian.com/education/2009/aug/25/teachers-choosing-exam-boards-gcse
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/exam-boards-told-rewrite-maths-5737979
Report says the grade point average system provides students with a more precise grade, which will benefit employers looking to recruit
Cambridge remains top of the Guardian league. Find out who has climbed and fallen furthest, and get the full league table including rankings by subject
League tables of all 53 subject areas taught at UK universities, with listings of the courses available in each of those subjects
http://www.theguardian.com/education/2015/may/25/guardian-university-guide-2016-the-subject-tables