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Others from more advantage backgrounds so it is a complicated picture but for boris johnson because my picture but for borisjohnson because my government, one that talks a lot about leveling up i think this is going to be quite the test and they are going to face pressure both from opposition parties and from some tory backbenchers to really set out a plan, and one of the things that will be key to that is money. the government said so far has made £1.5 billion available for a catch—up fund f...

Theres a clear shift in what the us looks like, what do americans from different backgrounds make of progress in race and equality is yellow its a really good question. when we look at whether americans... —— a diverse country is stronger. but we also found the recent discussion about the history of slavery and racism in the country is something that divides americans, about whether or not thats good or bad for the country. about half of americans say its very good. put another half of ameri...

It and shrug and say this is just what happens is not good enough for the students most vulnerable in our society. we need to make social change and make sure every student has the same opportunities and same chances when they go to school. [30 chances when they go to school. do ou chances when they go to school. do you also worry that this particular cohort of young people, for those who didnt do that well, they may be a tendency in future years to think those were bumpy years because they were...

Health and those problems are meaning that some children from the most deprived backgrounds havejust not been ready to learn and in fact of qualified so that themselves whereas most students perform better because they said the assessment system has notjust been the snapshot of an example where some kidsjust come of snapshot of an example where some kids just come of the crash and burn but it has been through the year and its been more helpful. they have said that but the kids that have done wor...

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This country which means we cannot close the gap whichever covered ruling party seems to be from? i am sor that ruling party seems to be from? i am sorry that is — ruling party seems to be from? i am sorry that is not _ ruling party seems to be from? i am sorry that is not entirely _ ruling party seems to be from? i —ii sorry that is not entirely true when you look over time. the attainment gap between performance between children who have come from deprived backgrounds and those affluent ba...

I think ministers will face a bit in the systems used. ive got to say i think ministers will face a bit of pressure on this issue of the gap. as you say when you look at primary schools versus state schools, when you look at free school meals and children who dont, there does seem to be an increase in the attainment gap this year and labour are saying that frankly thats a failure by ministers arguing that there should be more done to mitigate this and theres a couple of things to bear in mind an...

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There has been a rise in top grades for students from all backgrounds, and the relative increase of the proportion of top marks compared with last year is no higher in independent schools than in other schools. but the government may now consider changes over concerns about grade inflation. one possible idea is replacing the a*—e system with the numbers 9 to 1. theres also debate about how next years exams should be run. what we want from a national examination system, most importantly, is tha...