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Edexcel s GCSE English language and English literature exams to be taken on screen by 2025

Edexcel s GCSE English language and English literature exams to be taken on screen by 2025
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Dyspraxia affects children s wellbeing – here s how parents and caregivers can help – The Irish News

Dyspraxia affects children s wellbeing – here s how parents and caregivers can help – The Irish News
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GCSE English will no longer be handwritten under exam board plans

GCSE English exams will no longer need to be handwritten under plans by one of the country’s largest assessment boards.

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GCSE English will no longer be handwritten under Edexcel exam board plans

From 2025 pupils taking the subject with Edexcel will be allowed to type their answers

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GCSE English pupils will be allowed to type up their exam answers on a computer under new plans - but experts warn it must not spell the end for children s handwriting

Up to 125,000 students in the UK will have the option to take Edexcel s GCSE English language and English literature exams on-screen for the first time.

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