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Two newspapers reported last night that the Department for Education was considering scrapping letter-based A-level grades and moving to a numerical system are record levels of grade inflation.

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Tory MP Andrew Bridgen told MailOnline state education was let down by unions and teachers during the pandemic, which was borne out in the A-level results released yesterday.

A-LEVEL grades could be completely scrapped under new government plans over fears that the record number of top results have left the exams “meaning

The telegraph leads with an interview with sir peter lampl, founder and chairman of the sutton trust, who says too many kids are going to university and amassing huge debts. and a cabinet minister tells the daily mail that civil servants should have their pay cut if they continue to work from home, after the government recommends a gradual return to the office for its employees. so, lets begin. a little flavour of the front pages. hello there. caroline, will have to start off with the olympics a...

Around one in five teachers at schools with affluent intakes say parents have pressured them over their child’s exam grades this year, a survey suggests. Nearly one in four (23%) of teachers at private schools and 17% at state schools in advantaged areas have been approached or pressured by parents over grades, according to a Sutton Trust report. Just over one in ten (11%) of state school teachers in poorer areas reported being put under pressure, the poll has found. Teachers in England have ...

Around one in five teachers at schools with affluent intakes say parents have pressured them over their child’s exam grades this year, a survey suggests. Nearly one in four (23%) of teachers at private schools and 17% at state schools in advantaged areas have been approached or pressured by parents over grades, according to a Sutton Trust report. Just over one in ten (11%) of state school teachers in poorer areas reported being put under pressure, the poll has found. Teachers in England have ...

Around one in five teachers at schools with affluent intakes say parents have pressured them over their child’s exam grades this year, a survey suggests. Nearly one in four (23%) of teachers at private schools and 17% at state schools in advantaged areas have been approached or pressured by parents over grades, according to a Sutton Trust report. Just over one in ten (11%) of state school teachers in poorer areas reported being put under pressure, the poll has found. Teachers in England have ...

Around one in five teachers at schools with affluent intakes say parents have pressured them over their child’s exam grades this year, a survey suggests. Nearly one in four (23%) of teachers at private schools and 17% at state schools in advantaged areas have been approached or pressured by parents over grades, according to a Sutton Trust report. Just over one in ten (11%) of state school teachers in poorer areas reported being put under pressure, the poll has found. Teachers in England have ...

Around one in five teachers at schools with affluent intakes say parents have pressured them over their child’s exam grades this year, a survey suggests. Nearly one in four (23%) of teachers at private schools and 17% at state schools in advantaged areas have been approached or pressured by parents over grades, according to a Sutton Trust report. Just over one in ten (11%) of state school teachers in poorer areas reported being put under pressure, the poll has found. Teachers in England have ...