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Ofqual survey reveals significant deficits in exam marking
An Ofqual survey has revealed that exam marking is at its poorest ever, with teachers and parents having little confidence that GCSES are a worthwhile qualification.
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English Curriculum is Bad for New GCSE Students
The latest GCSE students will begin studying a new English curriculum which is fundamentally lacking.
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Cambridge and Imperial both second place in World University League Table
The university league table QS has ranked Cambridge University as second in the world, tied for the position with Imperial College London which had jumped ahead in the table.
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Tutors for Oxbridge Applications
Oxbridge tutors can help students prepare their Oxbridge applications to a high standard, and ensure that they are familiar with interview techniques.
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Ofsted Warns Too Many Young People are Unemployed and out of Education
Ofsted has called for urgent action as the number of young people not in education or employment rises to 1.18 million.
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Can a Tutor Help you Choose Your A Levels?
Many students select their A level courses on the basis of what they enjoy most and the subject in which they have achieved the best results. However, many do not realise that their choices can prevent them from doing the things they want later on. A tutor can given students the information they need in order to made an informed decision.
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New Curriculum is Rolled out in England
From this month school children will study the new 'tough' curriculum amid complaints from head teachers that children are being made to cram in too much too young.
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Fall in GCSE English Grades Causing Concern
Exam reforms have hit English GCSE students hardest, with schools experiencing a 1.9 % drop in A*-C grades.
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Figures Show Some Primary School Classes have over 70 Pupils
New figures have revealed that some primary schools now have classes of over 70 children, prompting concerns over the shortage of places for the growing primary school population.
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