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School — were not getting the support at school that they needed. and we know that young _ school that they needed. and we know that young people do less well at school _ that young people do less well at school if — that young people do less well at school if they have a caring role. usually— school if they have a caring role. usually an — school if they have a caring role. usually an average one gcse grade or equivalent _ usually an average one gcse grade or equivalent. they also find it more difficult _ equivalent. they also find it more difficult to — equivalent. they also find i...

Of children leaving primary school to reach expected standards in reading, writing and maths. in 2019, that figure was just 65%. the aim is for the national average gcse grade to rise from lt.5 to 5 — a strong pass — by 2030. and schools will have to offera minimum 32.5 hours teaching a week. education unions have criticised the plans, saying they lack ambition and won't do enough to help disadvantaged children. here's our education editor, branwen jeffreys. we are going to have a look first of all and what histograms are. ilustith all and what histograms are. with gcses on the _ all and w...

Study, a measure in and a measure out and it showed that across the gcse ages, it actually increased the outcome by a whole gcse grade. and across all of the ages, it was around 6.9% increase in their development in english and maths. so, a really outstanding amount for what is essentially online provision in a home setting. what was also really powerful is some of the stats around the uptake. so, this was 96% of state school children were engaging with these lessons, and 26% of their were those that were otherwise on free school meals. and an amazing 80% of those who were able to uptake these...