There was a wonderful sense of achievement for students opening their Level 2 results this morning at Maricourt Catholic High School. The school is extremely proud of this year group after the difficulties of lockdown and studying at home for large portions of their KS3 courses. Ian Daly, curriculum leader for
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Any child who falls behind in maths or English will get the support they need to get back on track, as part of a pledge the Education Secretary will make to every parent in the country as he launched the first Schools White Paper in six years. Schools will identify children
Students will have access to information to help focus their revision for summer GCSE, AS and A-level exams, as part of a range of adapted plans to maximise fairness following the disruption to learning caused by the pandemic the government has announced. Some of the exam content, texts, topics and
School leaders’ union NAHT is urging the government to review plans to ensure that exams this year are fair to all GCSE and A-level students. The disruption students have faced throughout their exam courses due to COVID – and in particular the recent heightened disruption due to the Omicron variant over
Alsop High School has held a series of events to celebrate National Poetry Day with the school inviting leading poet Hilary Walker to speak to students about her poetry, as well as reading appropriate poems that directly link to their GCSE and A-level curriculum. Ms Walker also read and discussed new material linked