Ofqual's report said: «The decrease in early entry across all subjects, excluding English literature, is possibly explained by the change to
school performance measures announced by the Department for Education in September 2013, when the secretary of state announced that only a student's first result in a subject would count towards performance tables.»
Not exact matches
Hinds
announced a consultation to replace the «confusing» system that
measures school performance, with a single
measure to trigger support for
schools.
When
announcing computer science would be the fourth science in the EBacc
school performance measure, Michael Gove explained he was following the recommendations of our expert panel report, and that the new computer science GCSE would be added to the list of eligible qualifications provided we and the Royal Academy of Engineering agreed they meet the appropriate criteria.
Education Secretary Damian Hinds will
announce plans for a single
measure to trigger support for
schools that require intervention, rather than having the «confusing» system of having both floor and coasting standards to
measure school performance
It also brings to an end a difficult week for the Department for Education, which has already faced criticism from the National Audit Office for its accounts, and comes just weeks after the government
announced it would no longer be using new reception baseline tests as an
performance measure for
schools after concerns were raised about comparability.
The report draws on data from 2005 to 2012 to rate charter
schools across multiple
measures of financial health and academic
performance, including state test scores and classroom spending, said the press release
announcing the findings.
Last week, the
school district backed down,
announcing that the
Measures of Academic Progress — or MAP test — is now optional for high
schools, but those refusing the test must find another way to gauge student
performance.