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But top results remained higher than pre-Covid levels after grade boundaries were lowered
Pupils will start the new academic year in temporary classrooms and at different schools amid safety fears
Schools in poorer areas to benefit from £250k investment, but scheme will reach just 0.6% of settings
Malcolm Drakes had 'excessively' assisted SATs pupils, but successfully appealed his ban over error by agency
Just £2.7m for scheme to support schools to 'co-design' enrichment offer, after £21m predecessor programme flourished
Schools Week looks at how the plunge back to pre-pandemic grades will impact students and university places this year
More than one in five physics classes this year were taught by a teacher without a relevant degree
Government data shows alarming absence rates are not improving
5 key proposals from think tank known to be influential in shaping Labour policy
