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Pressure. what in todays results, northern ireland had the highest grades. but in wales, grades remain higher than before the pandemic. melissa got her gcse results today. she was signing up at college for one of the new t levels in health and social care. and for most students, that is what grades are, the passport to the next step. i was sinned u- the passport to the next step. i was signed up for _ the passport to the next step. i was signed up for three _ the passport to the next step. i was...

Been focusing on. however grades are being assessed this year, it is important that pupils behind us have that ability to move onto the next level, and we will speak to some of them in a moment. that grade inflation turn we keep hearing isnt anything like as pronounced with a level. i can highly recommend checking out the bbc news website if you are confused because there are some brilliant explain is there from the education team. —— like as pronounced with a—levels. how did you do? prono...

Thank you very much forjoining us. we dont know when exams will return to normal but certainly theyre hoping that school life will be better after the summer holidays. im joined now by grainne hallahan, a senior content writer at the online education platform tes — who is herself a former teacher. good afternoon. with gcses, an increase in the top grades, although not as stark as four a—levels. what else have you made of the results we have seen today? tithe else have you made of the results...

Sense of nervousness as people woke up sense of nervousness as people woke up to the deaths, but a real sense of achievement from people a few moments later. lets talk to becky, thank you for talking to us on bbc news, how has it gone for you? hetero; news, how has it gone for you? very ha - with news, how has it gone for you? very happy with my _ news, how has it gone for you? very happy with my results, _ happy with my results, i was a bit nervous _ happy with my results, i was a bit nervous c...

Represented by conservative mps for the first time in generations, and if leveling up is about anything, it has to be about education as well as employment. and lets remember that that its a direct relationship between the education people get, whether they are gcses, a—levels, btec, and their likelihood of doing well in higher education and industry in the world of work, i think it is a massive gap on the ground at education, than obviously the government cannot be said to be leveling up in t...

Is we have had a different way of examining student abilities producing a different set of results which will happen if you do things differently but the key challenge we haveis differently but the key challenge we have is making sure that young people make the next steps whether it is higher education to further education, or into going into a—levels they make the right choices that are suited to their abilities and their aspirations of where they want to go next. there are some students who ...

Will we have gcses? " and trying to reassure them, but you know youve got all that turmoil inside. but the children, like i said, ive been humbled by their characters, how theyve come out still smiling, and to receive these results, its just been wow. with exams cancelled and replaced with teacher—assessed grades, this headteacher says the different approach means comparisons with previous years are unhelpful. i just dont think this is a year that we can compare to previous years. its a very d...

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Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. more than half a million gcse students in england, wales and northern ireland have achieved another set of record results, with both the proportion of students getting top grades and those achieving pass rates rising slightly from last year. it follows a second year in which exams were replaced with the assessments of teachers. as with a—levels a couple of days ago the numbers offer new insights into secondary education. girls moved further ahea...

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