Sentences with phrase «end of year exam results»

When the end of year exam results were announced I was astonished to find that I had risen in the table from my normal 12th or 13th place in the class, to second.

It was drummed into us from the beginning that we had to constantly have our eye on the distance — end of year exam results dictated which GCSE options we were allowed to take, and we'd need to choose the right GCSE's to allows us to take the A-Levels we wanted, which in turn were for the purpose of gaining access to the right degree course at the right university.

Not exact matches

Bensnes looked at the results of written end - of - year exams from the period 2008 - 2011.

Last year a record number of pupils from Scotland secured a university place on exams results day, with 28,300 confirming their position on the course they hoped for, but the charity is urging parents and teachers to remind children it is «not the end of the world» if they fail to earn the grades they were hoping for.

Now at the end of its second academic year of offering students iPods as a learning resource as part of an overarching commitment to innovation in education, the school has silenced its critics with phenomenal GCSE exam results.

Few surprises are expected from this year's crop of GCSEs, with results in England now tied to the performance of the same year group of pupils in key stage two exams at the end of primary school.

However, as with final exams, if they are administered at the end of the school year, teachers may not get results in time for an annual conference.

Apart from exceptions such as practical experiments in science, there will be a shift towards results depending fully on exams taken at the end of two years.

GCSE and A-level results in England may drop this year with the switch to end - of - course exams and an end to winter resits, exam officers have warned.

Maths GCSE results for 2016, compared to previous years The results for this subject only include those taking exams at the end of year 11 (16 - year - olds) so as...

English GCSE results for 2016, compared to previous years The results for this subject only include those taking exams at the end of year 11 (16 - year - olds) so as...

The need for a rapid turnaround in test scores (so they can be included in end - of - year evaluations) coupled with an increased emphasis on exam security will result in increased costs for districts.

What if education were less concerned with the end - of - year exam and more concerned with who students become as a result of their schooling?