Region's schools join legal action on English exam
Twenty schools and two councils in the Anglia region have joined the legal challenge to the English GCSE results.
Head teachers continue GCSE grade fight
Head teachers across the East are continuing their fight to have this year's GCSE English marks regraded
Exam board chief executive apologises
Mark Dawe, the Chief Executive of the OCR exam board, apologises for errors in the marking of last year's GCSE and A-Level papers.
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Region's schools join legal action on English exam
Twenty schools and two councils in the Anglia region have joined the legal challenge to the English GCSE results.
Read the full storyHead teachers continue GCSE grade fight
by Elodie Harper
Head teachers across the East are continuing their fight to have this year's GCSE English marks regraded
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Thousands await GCSE results
Thousands of students across the region will be collecting their GCSE results later today.
This could be one of the last school years to take the exams as the government is looking at plans to scrap the qualifications altogether.
It wants to introduce what it says would be tougher tests more geared towards the workplace.
Exam board chief executive apologises
Mark Dawe, the Chief Executive of the OCR exam board, apologises for errors in the marking of last year's GCSE and A-Level papers.
Read the full storyStudents give exam boards low marks
by Elodie Harper, Education Correspondent
A level students in Cambridge say they have lost trust in examiners, following one exam board's marking mistakes.
Read the full storyStudents should cover 1,500 years of history
A Cambridge professor has published a list of 31 key dates from history that all GCSE pupils should know.
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