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Questions raised over fairness of different A-level grading standards

Questions raised over fairness of different A-level grading standards
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Questions raised over fairness of different A-level grading standards

Questions raised over fairness of different A-level grading standards
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A Level clearing frenzy is expected tomorrow as grades take the biggest plunge on record in a return to pre-Covid results - with an estimated 100,000 fewer entries to be awarded A or A*

Around 250,000 anxious youngsters are expecting to find out whether they have achieved the A-level results for their place at university on Thursday, with a return to pre-Covid grading.

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Disadvantaged students to bear brunt of grade deflation, say experts

Social Mobility Foundation says it expects GCSE and A-level attainment gap based on income to grow this year

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Students brace for the worst ever year amid tougher grades, strikes and a housing crisis as dropout rate surges

A record 32,600 students withdrew from their degree course in the last academic year - 9 per cent more than by the same point in 2021/22, according to data from the Student Loans Company.

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