Ofqual head reassures students they will not lose out this year after 13 A-level subjects changed to new formatEngland’s chief exam regulator has pledged that A-level grades awarded to hundreds of thousands of students on Thursday will be fair, despite the more demanding papers and complaints from pupils about out-of-date textbooks and a lack of practice materials.As sixth-formers across Britain anxiously await Thursday morning’s results – with emails and log-ins replacing the traditional envelope – Sally Collier, head of the exam regulator Ofqual, sought to reassure students that they would not be disadvantaged by being the first to take the revised courses. Continue reading…
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