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Students have picked up GCSE results while thousands more were hit with delays to Btecs grades.
The pass rate and proportion of top grades dropped in GCSEs this year as efforts to crack down grade inflation kicked in.
But as hundreds of thousands found out their results on Thursday, an exam board said around 5,700 students had been deemed ineligible to get grades in another qualification.
”We need to work with schools and college to resolve queries, run eligibility checks and confirm if the student still wishes to claim a grade,” a spokesperson for Pearson said. “We apologise to any student waiting for a result.”
It came a week after other pupils faced delays in getting results from the same awarding body.
In other exam news, London came out on top in England for GCSE results. Around 32 per cent of grades in the capital were the highest marks, compared to 22 per cent in other regions - including Yorkshire and the North East.
GCSE students to receive grades
Pupils will receive their GCSE grades this morning, after sitting exams for the first time since the pandemic.
Similar to the pattern with A-level results, published last week, it is expected that grades will drop below last year, but remain above those from 2019.
Following the publication of A-level results last week, social mobility charity The Sutton Trust said regional gaps are growing and the differences in levels of achievement at private schools compared with state schools and colleges are still above 2019 levels.
On the eve of GCSE results being published, Labour has accused successive Conservative governments of leaving “legacy of unequal outcomes” that are holding back children and communities.
Shadow schools minister Stephen Morgan said: “Young people receiving results have worked incredibly hard, but 12 years of Conservative governments has left a legacy of unequal outcomes that are holding back kids and holding back communities.
“As we head into results day, every child should know that they are supported by a Government which believes in them and their ability to succeed, but sadly that’s simply not the case. The Conservatives are failing our children.
“Labour is ambitious for every child. We would end tax breaks for private schools and invest in thousands of new teachers, to give every child the brilliant teaching and school experience they need to achieve and thrive.”
Following the publication of A-level results last week, social mobility charity The Sutton Trust said regional gaps are growing and the differences in levels of achievement at private schools compared with state schools and colleges are still above 2019 levels.
Pupils will receive their GCSE grades this morning, after sitting exams for the first time since the pandemic.
Similar to the pattern with A-level results, published last week, it is expected that grades will drop below last year, but remain above those from 2019.
Following the publication of A-level results last week, social mobility charity The Sutton Trust said regional gaps are growing and the differences in levels of achievement at private schools compared with state schools and colleges are still above 2019 levels.
On the eve of GCSE results being published, Labour has accused successive Conservative governments of leaving “legacy of unequal outcomes” that are holding back children and communities.
Shadow schools minister Stephen Morgan said: “Young people receiving results have worked incredibly hard, but 12 years of Conservative governments has left a legacy of unequal outcomes that are holding back kids and holding back communities.
“As we head into results day, every child should know that they are supported by a Government which believes in them and their ability to succeed, but sadly that’s simply not the case. The Conservatives are failing our children.
“Labour is ambitious for every child. We would end tax breaks for private schools and invest in thousands of new teachers, to give every child the brilliant teaching and school experience they need to achieve and thrive.”
Following the publication of A-level results last week, social mobility charity The Sutton Trust said regional gaps are growing and the differences in levels of achievement at private schools compared with state schools and colleges are still above 2019 levels.
JACE Training is a Crawley-based apprenticeship training centre that offers support for students looking to complete their qualification and become fully qualified in their chosen field.
The company has been a pioneer in the field of education and training for over 40 years, helping countless individuals gain skills to find a route into the career of their choice or progress from an existing role to higher levels.
Whilst the company first began trading in 1969, the training element started in 1981 and evolved out of the company’s wish to offer personal development for all those working for the JACE Training.
Their reputation for training expertise quickly spread to external firms and now run a variety of apprenticeship and pre-apprenticeship programmes, to help equip individuals and businesses for future success.
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