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Parents upset at jabs wait for high-risk children
Some families are struggling to get vaccines for vulnerable teens, nearly a month after they became eligible.
Record GCSE results after second year of no exams
Record high GCSE grades in a second year of exams disrupted by the pandemic.
GCSEs 2021: The big divides becoming even wider
There are warnings exam results in the pandemic have shown a widening social gap in schools.
Air purifier pilot to combat school Covid spread
The project, which includes 30 schools in Bradford, will look at air quality and pupil absences.
Warning over A-level private and state school gap
The former school recovery tsar warns of growing educational inequality as a result of the pandemic.
A-level top grades reach record high
The second year of results after cancelled exams sees the highest level of A* and A grades at A-level.
A-levels: This year the usual rules don't apply
Top grades have soared away. But maybe this year's students deserve the benefit of the doubt?
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Parents upset at jabs wait for high-risk children
Some families are struggling to get vaccines for vulnerable teens, nearly a month after they became eligible.
Record GCSE results after second year of no exams
Record high GCSE grades in a second year of exams disrupted by the pandemic.
GCSEs 2021: The big divides becoming even wider
There are warnings exam results in the pandemic have shown a widening social gap in schools.
Air purifier pilot to combat school Covid spread
The project, which includes 30 schools in Bradford, will look at air quality and pupil absences.
Warning over A-level private and state school gap
The former school recovery tsar warns of growing educational inequality as a result of the pandemic.
A-level top grades reach record high
The second year of results after cancelled exams sees the highest level of A* and A grades at A-level.
A-levels: This year the usual rules don't apply
Top grades have soared away. But maybe this year's students deserve the benefit of the doubt?
Record GCSE results after second year of no exams
Record high GCSE grades in a second year of exams disrupted by the pandemic.
GCSEs 2021: The big divides becoming even wider
There are warnings exam results in the pandemic have shown a widening social gap in schools.
Air purifier pilot to combat school Covid spread
The project, which includes 30 schools in Bradford, will look at air quality and pupil absences.
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