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Making the grade: Why GSCE and A-Levels need recalibration

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10th July 2023

By Dr Stephen Curran, Former government education adviser and education expert Teenagers who have taken A Level and GCSE exams will now be waiting nervously for their results. They have…

GUEST BLOG: The importance of all girls’ education in state schools

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13th March 2018

By Headmistress Karen Raven, Chislehurst Schools for Girls, Bromley As the debate over single-sex education continues, Karen Raven, Headmistress at Chislehurst School for Girls in Bromley, South London, cites the…

CATs may put a ‘glass ceiling’ on the academic progression of Year 7 children

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24th November 2017

CATs may put a ‘glass ceiling’ on the academic progression of Year 7 children A new study commissioned by UK education technology firm Zzish claims that Cognitive Ability Tests (CATs)…

New website to help students with GCSE maths

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25th May 2017

A new online resource has been launched to help students revise for GCSE maths. The resource, launched by TutorPear, includes past exam papers and various solutions all aimed at making…

Guest Blog, Bambi Gardiner: All students learn differently – don’t force square pegs into round holes…

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3rd October 2016

To say that every child is different is a hackneyed expression; we all know that each child has their own unique strengths and weaknesses, likes and dislikes, quirks and characters.…

Success at GCSE ‘key’ to obtaining predicted A level grades, UCAS claims…

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9th August 2016

New analysis compiled by UCAS has found that the GCSE results obtained by university applicants, in addition to the mix of A level subjects students decide to study, are key factors…