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Students must be quick in clearing as competition will be tough, says Ucas chief

Clare Marchant said school leavers should research options and have a fallback option ahead of A-level results.

The Independent UK

Students told to prepare a ‘Plan B’ for university before A-level results

Fierce competition is expected for top university places this year

Evening Standard

Almost 100,000 fewer students in top A-level grades this year, researchers say

Government says number of A and A* grades awarded in England should fall back to pre-pandemic levels

The Independent UK

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Nearly 100,000 fewer top A-levels this year in grading plan, research suggests

Tens of thousands of students face likely drop in As and A*s as ministers aim to return results in England to pre-pandemic levels

The Guardian - UK

Almost 100,000 more pupils could miss out on top A-level grades this year

The Government has said the number of A and A* grades awarded in England should fall back to pre-pandemic levels as exams return to normal.

The Independent UK

Exam results must return to normal so qualifications ‘carry credibility’ – Gibb

There is an ‘expectation’ exam aids given to students in some GCSE subjects this summer will not be in place next year, the schools minister said.

The Independent UK

Assessing pupils under exam conditions avoids plagiarism in age of AI – minister

The ‘dangers’ ‘of generative artificial intelligence in education need to be addressed, the schools minister has said.

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School leavers face competition for university places amid population growth

Students have been told to ‘thoroughly consider’ all options available ahead of A-level results day next month.

The Independent UK

Students ‘paying hundreds’ for fake GCSE and A level exam papers sold on TikTok

Exam regulator warns pupils of disqualification risk if caught cheating

The Independent UK

Some Covid measures stay in place as GCSEs and A Levels begin

Ofqual says some 'protections' remain in place

Wales Online

'They're designed to be challenging': Government defends SATs tests after some pupils reduced to tears

Hundreds of parents and teachers have complained

Manchester Evening News

Sats exams ‘designed to be challenging’, DfE tells aggrieved parents and teachers

Ministry responds to reports of children upset and teachers baffled by reading test for 10- and 11-year-olds

The Guardian - UK

Government defends ‘challenging’ Sats reading paper following complaints

The Department for Education said Sats are meant to be ‘challenging’ after complaints that a paper was too difficult.

The Independent UK

Teachers and parents hit out after Sats exams leave pupils ‘in tears’

Hundreds of people have complained online about Wednesday’s Year 6 reading exam.

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Children left in tears after SATS as teachers and parents slam 'really hard' test

After headteacher Kerry Forrester wrote to her MP demanding "inappropriate" SATs tests for 10 and 11-year-old children are scrapped, more young children have been left in floods of tears

The Independent UK

Teachers and parents hit out after Sats exams leave pupils ‘in tears’

Hundreds of people have complained online about Wednesday’s Year 6 reading exam.

Wales Online

Parents and schools warned GCSE and A Level results in England will plunge in 2023

Head of Ofqual in bombshell letter to school head teachers saying many students will get lower grades than they hope for as marking returning to pre pandemic rules

The Guardian - UK

Exam grades are going ‘back to normal’. But for our stressed-out teenagers, normal is a long way off

As with Covid-19, so with the cost of living crisis: it’s the most vulnerable children who will pay the highest price, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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Nottingham Post

ChatGPT warning to schools over amid fears over use in coursework

A think tank has said "the advent of ChatGPT is a significant threat to the integrity of formal assessments"

Daily Mirror

Schools warned 'virtually impossible' to tell if pupils use ChatGPT in coursework

Education think tank EDSK warned that teachers face the 'virtually impossible task' of determining whether pupils have done their own coursework or relied on AI models to help them cheat

The Independent UK

Coursework ‘will deliver less trustworthy grades than exams’ in age of ChatGPT

Detecting whether a student’s work is their own has now become ‘a virtually impossible task’ for teachers and exam boards, think tank says.

Wales Online

Fears over ChatGPT could see pupils doing coursework under exam conditions

However Ofqual’s chief regulator said 'we’re not seeing the end of desks and pens and paper anytime soon'

The Independent UK

Pupils should do coursework under exam conditions amid ChatGPT fears, heads told

The examined approach is ‘more important than ever because you’ve got that integrity of whose work it is’, Ofqual’s chief regulator said.

Daily Mirror

Teachers desperate for help over AI chatbot writing entire essays for cheating students

A new artificial intelligence chatbox called ChatGPT is capable of answering questions and writing essays, which has left UK teachers calling for guidance on how to stop the spread of cheating

The Guardian - UK

Surge in GCSE and A-level candidates penalised for ‘malpractice’ in England

Possession of mobile phones and smartwatches the biggest single cause for sanctions

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