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Throughout the system. to tackle that and to deal with that we need a comprehensive, robust and long—term plan. i dont believe that recovery will happen naturally and i think if we dont do something intentional about it, we will have growing inequality in our education system. uk students taking a—levels, scottish highers and vocational qualifications have been subject to teacher—assessed grading to calculate their grades. in a recent pre—pandemic years, the government in england has put...

Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. there are calls for an overhaul of the way a—levels are assessed and graded in the future, after this years results saw record numbers given top marks. almost 45% of entries in england, wales and northern ireland were awarded a or a*, fuelling concerns that soaring grades risk undermining confidence in the system. ministers are reported to be looking at replacing the traditional a to e grades with numbers, similar to gcses. sean dilley reports...

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A-Level results day is here in what has once again been a very different year for schools and colleges due to the ongoing pandemic

Grades were teacher-assessed after another year of cancelled exams

With results day around the corner, we take your biggest concerns to the experts

A total of 44.8 per cent of grades in the UK were awarded either an A or A*, up from 38.5 per cent in 2020 and 25.5 per cent in 2019

Have your plans been derailed by disappointing results? It doesn’t mean you won’t be successful

Thousands of students across Northern Ireland received teacher-assessed grades following the cancellation of exams due to the coronavirus pandemic.