The Latest Breaking News from GCSE

Millions of students up and down the country are eagerly awaiting their final GCSE grades after two years of major classroom disruptions due to the Covid-19 pandemic

Pupils have been anxiously waiting for their results for that past two months

The Association of School and College Leaders urged the Government to ‘make state education a priority and fund it properly’.

The Association of School and College Leaders said results are likely to be ‘uneven’ across different schools and areas after the pandemic.

Association of School and College Leaders predicts grades will be uneven across England and Wales due to Covid disruption

A level results were lower this year, and GCSEs are also expected to be lower than under teacher assessed grades during the pandemic

School leaders have called for GCSEs to be slimmed down and reformed with an end to pen and paper exams and more online assessment.

Anxiety, panic attacks and insomnia reported by schools, suggesting education still not back to normal after the pandemic

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Expert says decline in GCSE French and German puts qualification at risk

Expert says exam results will likely mirror A-levels and remain above what they were in 2019