The Balancing Act: Student stress and future progression in the 2021 exam series with Jill Duffy
In ‘normal times’, exams can be a cause of stress and anxiety for students. Even those students who have studied and you’d think are well
In ‘normal times’, exams can be a cause of stress and anxiety for students. Even those students who have studied and you’d think are well
[section label=”About: Intro” padding=”0px”] [row padding=”60px 60px 40px 60px”] [col span=”8″ span__sm=”12″ span__md=”8″ margin=”-100px 0px 0px 0px” bg_color=”#273647″ color=”light”] What’s on your mind about GCSEs
Students who haven’t studied with an exam centre can now find somewhere to assess their work and award them a grade. Following the decision to
Help and guidance on grading pupils who should have been sitting their GCSE or A Levels exams in the summer 2021 sitting has been published
In many subjects, it all hinges on the final exam. Many see them as the culmination of 2 or 3 years worth of study. And, of course,
After months of speculation and consultation, details have been announced for how grades will be awarded in 2021. The Government announced in January that there
Ofqual has announced its proposals for how students will receive their grades in their GCSE, AS and A Levels, after exams were cancelled. The consultation
Who knew unprecedented times could still give you a sense of deja vu? The cancellation of GCSE and A Level exams in the summer 2021
Students in England will no longer sit formal exams in GCSEs, A Levels or AS Levels in the Summer 2021 sitting, following the announcement from
The Governement has announced steps to improve fairness for next year’s exam students, with detail to follow. Today (3 December 2020) the Department for Education
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