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Survey says 64% of young black people in England are 'vaccine hesitant' - Vimarsana News

Survey says 64% of young black people in England are 'vaccine hesitant'

“These differences seem to be related to the levels of trust young people have in different sources of information about coronavirus, with young black people more likely to trust information from friends and family and less likely to trust health professionals and politicians,” the researchers said. “If the vaccine rollout is to be extended to younger age groups in the months ahead, we will face a considerable challenge in tackling these high levels of, and disparities in, vaccine hesitancy.” Overall, 64% of black young people had vaccine hesitancy, compared with 25% of those surveyed...

Teachers and education experts warn new A-Level and GCSE plan will be 'wide open to abuse' - Vimarsana News

Teachers and education experts warn new A-Level and GCSE plan will be 'wide open to abuse'

Gavin Williamson wants exams to be voluntary and let teachers decide grades Teachers can rely on previous essays, coursework, mocks or any other classwork Experts warn of widespread grade inflation that is worse than 2020's debacle  Ex-headteacher  Chris McGovern accused ministers of 'surrendering' to unions He said qualifications are now 'in danger being downgraded to junk status' Teachers admit that grades will 'inevitably' go up now exams are being axed 

Gavin Williamson says A-Level and GCSE grades WILL be down to teachers - Vimarsana News

Gavin Williamson says A-Level and GCSE grades WILL be down to teachers

Gavin Williamson confirmed teachers will have control over the marks their pupils get, but insisted there will be 'meaningful checks' and 'quality assurance'.