All news on the topic: A-levels

Vice-chancellors fear weaker institutions need bailout to avert failure due to fewer students and higher costs

It was a day of celebrations for the Royal Family as they stepped out together for the annual Trooping the Colour - but one member was noticeably absent from the event

A survey by the National Foundation for Educational Research found fewer than one in 100 teachers think Rishi Sunak's plan to make maths compulsory to 18 should be a priority

Mahnoor Cheema, 17, has an IQ higher than Stephen Hawking and Albert Einstein - and has her sights on studying at Oxford University once she's completed her 28 A-levels

Millions of teenagers across Britain will be revising for hours on end this month, ahead of their GCSE and A-Level exams - but eating the 'right foods' can bolster their performance even further

TV host Kirstie Allsopp argues homework is of zero benefit to young children and is a nightly nightmare for parents, but Darren Lewis has a lesson in the real world

Galleywall Primary, City of London Academy, in Bermondsey has stretched its top 11-year-old pupils by giving them questions normally sat by 18 year olds students

And over eight in 10 would recommend that those just starting out in the working world pursue some additional, hands-on industry experience before doing so

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An all-boys school whose students were ‘forged in the horrors of Covid’ has beaten Eton College to become the best secondary in the country for 2024 after turning in stellar results

The young woman had been walking back from a night out to celebrate her A-Level results with friends when she was raped by a stranger, who grabbed her in the street

Youngsters from the south of England are twice as likely to get into Oxbridge as those from the north data from the Department of Education reveals - illuminating a north/south divide at the higher echelons of education

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Suchita and Savita Naidu grew up together and, as twins, had an 'intrinsic connection' - but the pair became even closer when Savita decided to come out as a trans man

As Rishi Sunak wants to scrap A-level exams for a new style of qualification, we take a look at two particularly tricky questions from previous exams. Adults are racking their brains to find the answer

Rishi Sunak want to replace A-levels with a new British Baccalaureate that would see children study more subjects, but Labour has dismissed the idea as an 'undeliverable gimmick'

Schools Minister Nick Gibb has signalled that students will no longer be allowed to rely on extra support brought in to ease disruption to education caused by the Covid pandemic

The party’s analysis of this year’s A-level data found pupils in private schools were more than twice as likely as those in comprehensives, sixth form colleges and academies to get A or A* grades.

The Education Secretary was on the airwaves this week talking about A-level results - I think she was trying to help out people who might have not have done as well as they hoped

A Staffordshire school has been left red faced and forced to apologise when an email containing every student's name, grades and individual marks were sent to pupils and parents by mistake.

Vernon Kay and Tess Daly heaped praise on their eldest daughter, 18, as she collected her A-level results and posed for a sweet picture with her doting parents

It's A-level results day and while that will be a celebration for some, others might find themselves wanting or needing to resit their exams and have another go at getting their desired grades

Despite teachers warning Alisha Mahmud about how competitive securing a place at a top university would be, she worked hard against the odds to help fulfil her dream of becoming a doctor for female athletes

Education Secretary Gillian Keegan came under fire after making the remark in a TV interview, and then doubling down later on as ministers are accused of being unfair to students

After hours of revision and testing, thousands of youngsters across England, Wales and Northern Ireland are finding out today what their A-Levels, BTECs and T-Level results are