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Gcses were marked at seven or above compared with 22.4% in the north—east of england. the compared with 22.4% in the north-east of england. the gap between the — north-east of england. the gap between the highest _ north-east of england. the gap between the highest and - north-east of england. the gap| between the highest and lowest performing regions has actually closed slightly, particularly in comparison to last year, so what we are seeing is a kind of mixed and complex picture. it has been a complicated few years with teacher assessed grades. the complicated few years with teacher asse...

Country, 32.6% in london were marked at grade seven or above, which is the equivalent of a* and a in old money and that is compared with 22.4% in the north—east. 0ne money and that is compared with 22.4% in the north—east. one of the reasons various schools have been proffering as a result north beyond general socio— economic inequality is the fact there were more restrictive regional lockdowns and that was their submission in terms of inequality in different parts of the country but whether we have seen a widening of the gap in different years anyway. it is not a new thing but people wi...

In wales and northern ireland, this is down from 77.1% last year but much higher than 2019 when the figure was 67.3%. those achieving top grades of seven or above in england, or a or a* in wales and northern ireland, fell to 26.3% from 28.9% last year. in 2019, the figure was 20.8%. the exams watchdog for england says its aim is for results to sit between pre—pandemic levels and last year's high was set with fairness in mind. similar plans were put in place in wales and northern ireland. scotland also saw fewer students land top marks in its exams earlier this month. concerns have been raise...

>> i went through someone who is happy to someone who is overwhelmed. >> i got still burned out. >> over the last two years, more than 600,000 educators have called it quits. >> i quit teaching, because i was over extended. >> our commitment became even more emotional. emotionally taxing. >> long days grew longer during the pandemic. today we're working on less than 22.4. a 50 hour work week was typical. i feel like i was on top of my job and doing things well. during the pandemic a 70-hour week was fairly typical. >> trying to connect content with students at various levels, and then lack of ...

Bay. -- bell fort all this snow that's been coming down is sitting on top of that water, and the water is not moving at all a. it is slush out there. now, what's fallen on the ground is very dry, and we have exactly what you're seeing in this backyard where it's a dusting of snow at my feet, but this wind creates the blizzard conditions, pushing it into piles as we call snow drift. and this isn't slushy. this is extremely dry. this is more sand-like, and it's been ice that's been pelting all today long. think about the last time you were here at shirley beach when you'd pick up that beach towe...