A-levels could be scrapped in an exams overhaul after politicians and education experts warned that the inflation of top A-level grades at yesterday’s results day rendered the results “meaningless”.
A-levels could be scrapped in an exams overhaul after politicians and education experts warned that the inflation of top A-level grades at yesterday’s results day rendered the results “meaningless”.
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