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Ahead Of His Years: 7-Year-Old Indian-Origin Boy In UK Bags Grade 8 In GCSE Maths Meant For Age 16
Jivyan attended a mainstream primary school in London until February this year, after which his parents moved him to home education.
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Study Reveals How Your School Subjects Could Shape Your Political Views
This research marks the first instance of such effects being identified within compulsory secondary education.
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Pakistan Girl, 16, Sets New Record In UK Exam, Scores Top Grade In 34 Subjects
A 16-year-old British-Pakistani girl has set a record by securing the top grade in 34 subjects at the General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) level in London.
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Long Answers Don't Guarantee Good Grades In Exam Says Study By Cambridge Assessment Researcher
While many students believe that writing a long answer may get more marks, but that is far from truth. One student who appeared for an English Literature exam in 2016 learnt this the hard way and despite writing answers which covered 27 pages was given a grade E.
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OCR, UK's Biggest Exam Board Apologises For Error In English GCSE Paper
One of the UK's biggest exam boards, OCR, has admitted to an error in today's English Literature General Certificate of Secondary Education examination, taken by around 14,000 teenagers.
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Ahead Of His Years: 7-Year-Old Indian-Origin Boy In UK Bags Grade 8 In GCSE Maths Meant For Age 16
Jivyan attended a mainstream primary school in London until February this year, after which his parents moved him to home education.
-
Study Reveals How Your School Subjects Could Shape Your Political Views
This research marks the first instance of such effects being identified within compulsory secondary education.
-
Pakistan Girl, 16, Sets New Record In UK Exam, Scores Top Grade In 34 Subjects
A 16-year-old British-Pakistani girl has set a record by securing the top grade in 34 subjects at the General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) level in London.
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Long Answers Don't Guarantee Good Grades In Exam Says Study By Cambridge Assessment Researcher
While many students believe that writing a long answer may get more marks, but that is far from truth. One student who appeared for an English Literature exam in 2016 learnt this the hard way and despite writing answers which covered 27 pages was given a grade E.
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OCR, UK's Biggest Exam Board Apologises For Error In English GCSE Paper
One of the UK's biggest exam boards, OCR, has admitted to an error in today's English Literature General Certificate of Secondary Education examination, taken by around 14,000 teenagers.
