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New year’s honours 2022: Who got what in the schools community

56 people with links to England’s schools have been recognised

Just 195 of 5.7m teacher grades changed after exam board reviews

Just 195 of 5.7 million GCSE and A-level teacher assessed grades (TAGS) were changed after being reviewed by exam boards last school year, new data reveals. Ofqual has released its summer report this morning, showing how TAGs were quality assured after exams were cancelled in 2020-21. Of the 195 teacher grades changed – which represents […]

Trust funds full-time tutors for disadvantaged pupils

TKAT recruits its own full-time tutors following extension of 拢250k pilot

AQA keeps exam fee rises to 鈥榖are minimum鈥� after backlash

Largest exam board faced pushback when it hiked exam fees by 5% last academic year

Covid reversing maths progress, national reference test shows

But the 2021 NRT suggests a ‘surprising’ lack of Covid impact on English performance

Apprentice teaching assistants: Exploitation or opportunity?

Some schools and trusts are offering TA apprentices less than 拢7,000 a year

Rethink ‘flawed’ MFL GCSE reforms, heads and exam boards urge

Nine organisations question plan to make students learn a set of up to 1,700 frequently-used words

Autumn GCSE exam entries drop two thirds

Exams organised for pupils unhappy with teacher-assessed grades receive just 5,700 entries

MPs launch inquiry into ‘effectiveness’ of post-16 qualifications

A new inquiry into the “effectiveness” of post-16 qualifications like A-levels, T Levels and BTECs has been launched by the House of Commons education committee. MPs on the committee will explore whether a new baccalaureate system that would “allow young people to study a greater blend of academic and vocational subjects” should be introduced in […]

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