GCSE results day 2022: Grades remain close to pandemic high
Top grades fall by only 2.6 percentage points this year despite a government pledge to clamp down on inflation
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Top grades fall by only 2.6 percentage points this year despite a government pledge to clamp down on inflation
Exams watchdog has pledged a review to ensure BTECs are not delayed again - but Pearson is still refusing to say how many students have been left in limbo
Pupils warned to prepare for disappointment as top grades set to fall with parents urged not to compare results to the pandemic years
Grades for A-level students had been expected to drop back from 2021 levels - when pupils were assessed by their teachers - as part of a transition year.