Teachers, parents and pupils are calling for a major re-think of next summer's school exams, following the chaos of this year’s results.
The NEU has accused ministers of letting down pupils, teachers and parents by failing to have a ‘plan B’ if infections rise.
Ministers have privately warned of a shortage of 6,000 public buses needed to get children to school in England.
The government has appointed Susan Acland-Hood to lead on its response to exams amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Headteachers are considering challenging unusually high GCSE results after bizarre anomalies were reported as record results were published.
More than 600,000 students across the country have received the GCSE results, with 76 per cent of entries getting grades 9-4.
Ofqual ignored warnings of flaws in the exams algorithm that left thousands of students devastated.
Pearson will be re-grading BTecs in line with GCSEs and A-levels, meaning BTec students will no longer be receiving their results today.
Primary school closures in the UK have created substantial inequality in time spent learning between pupils from poorer and better-off families.
Following this week's changes to A-level results, ministers are being urged to lift the limit on the number of places to study medicine in England.
Students taking BTec vocational qualifications have been caught up in the exam crisis that has affected A-level and GCSE results.
Further education colleges will receive a new funding boost to ‘build back better’ and kick-start work to upgrade their buildings and estates.
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