GCSE results: latest news
Follow developments with our round-up of news on the GCSE results
GCSE results news
Calls rise to a clamour for independent GCSE inquiry
Ex-head of Ofqual wades in as expectation of legal action grows
Unlucky for some: why new exams could raise risk of ‘wrong grades’
More results will hinge on ‘luck of the draw’, academics predict
The new EBac Certificates – what does it mean?
Michael Shaw’s guide to this week’s landmark change in secondary exams
Heads turn to the law over grading scandal
Lawyers confident that judges would quash June GCSE marks
Select committee will hold full inquiry into GCSE English grading scandal
MPs believe there are too many unanswered questions and will take evidence from exam boards
Those leaked GCSE English letters in full
Pressure builds on Ofqual after leaked letters reveal it overruled ‘fair’ GCSE grades
Calls for chief regulator to resign after correspondence emerges that contradicts its report into scandal
The secret correspondence that answers many questions over the grading fiasco but asks even more
Leaked letters leave Ofqual in exposed position after it becomes clear that its involvement amounted to much more than ‘advice and guidance’
Ofqual’s rules suggest it should have prevented GCSE grading changes
GCSE English results will stand
Students will be offered extra resit but heads’ leader renews threat of legal action
Ofqual flagged issue at heart of grading crisis three years ago
Solution to modular GCSE problem was not implemented
“Many tens of thousands affected” by GCSE English marking scandal
Latest analysis suggests many more have been hit than first thought
Headteachers consider legal challenge against exam boards in row over GCSE grades
Fears that pupils from poor backgrounds and ethnic minorities unfairly hit by lower grades
English results ‘unfairly marked down’, say headteachers
School leaders claim grade boundaries manipulated to reduce number of C grades
GCSE results: grade inflation comes to a halt for the first time in the qualification’s history
Twenty-four years of continuous improvement ends
GCSE overhaul: reform in haste, repent at leisure
Brian Lightman warns against incremental, hasty changes to the National Curriculum.
It’s time to teach business leaders a lesson in constructive criticism
Businesses: stop bashing schools and start collaborating with them, says Gerard Kelly
Read our GCSE webchat with TES reporter Williams Stewart and regular TES columnis Geoff Barton.
GCSE chat from teachers
Teachers debate what the latest results really mean.
Is centralised pay hitting GCSE grades?
The daily papers claim it is, but what do teachers really think?
Teachers debate the pros and cons of O levels v GCSEs.
Have your results inexplicably dropped this year?
Were you happy with your pupils’ results?
GCSE reform news and opinon
Slow down or say goodbye to ‘world class’, Gove told
Rushing new ‘O levels’ will harm quality, exam boards caution
Pupils will be ranked nationally as part of the new O-level-style qualifications
New curriculum will allow ‘extreme’ freedom
It won’t be abolished but it will be ‘very, very short’, says Gove’s team
O level plan: revolutionary for sure…
…but has Mr Gove really thought this through?
