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STUDENTS SET NEW RECORDS FOR A-LEVEL GRADES IN BUMPER YEAR

1 min read • 2 hrs ago • The Guardian • [src]
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The GuardianSTUDENTS SET NEW RECORDS FOR A-LEVEL GRADES IN BUMPER YEAR2 hrs ago
Education | The GuardianLONDON PULLS FURTHER AHEAD AS A-LEVEL REGIONAL DIVIDE FOR TOP GRADES HITS RECORD – LATEST NEWS25 mins ago

WHAT HAPPENED

Northern Ireland best performing with 30.7% of grades being As and A*s but Wales and England close behind A-level results – latest updates Sixth-formers have basked in a summer of record-breaking exam results in… The proportion of students in England gaining the highest grade of A* in A-level subjects rose to 9.7%, up from 9.4% last year, setting a new record outside the pandemic era, when exams were scrapped.

The Guardian reports that northern Ireland best performing with 30.7% of grades being As and A*s but Wales and England close behind A-level results – latest updates Sixth-formers have basked in a summer of record-breaking exam results in…

The report adds: The proportion of students in England gaining the highest grade of A* in A-level subjects rose to 9.7%, up from 9.4% last year, setting a new record outside the pandemic era, when exams were scrapped.

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