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36 hours since the A Level results were given out and I've witnessed a range of circumstances:
student with all 9s at GCSE but algorithm capped them at As. They're determined to sit exams in the autumn
student who loved their A Level subjects, but capped by GCSE performance
student with all 9s at GCSE but algorithm capped them at As. They're determined to sit exams in the autumn student who loved their A Level subjects, but capped by GCSE performance
Gifted student predicted A* but capped at B as subject hadn't received a A* before at that schoolstudent who worked socks off in last weeks, but evidence for CAG at the top was limited & very disappointed and not sure who to blame
students who didn't get their highest CAG but reluctant to appeal as just want to go to uni and move on confusion as students told they may have to pay to sit the exam.... good students devastated by U and E grades who are bewildered about what happened
lots of students who thankfully can get to the uni they wanted (phew)students completely changing their uni or subject teachers feeling like they have let a generation downgovernment refusing to take effective action or put clear plans in place
This was not a normal year, and there is no point in pretending it was.
We have to get government to take action and give these students the grades they deserve. A whole generation have been let down.
We have to get government to take action and give these students the grades they deserve. A whole generation have been let down.
