Reduce Content

Helping to make a change to the 2021 A-Level Exams

[Ofqual @ofqual]

“We are considering a number of options to ensure the fairest possible outcome in the circumstances. We will update as soon as we can. 2/2

[Department for Education @educationgovuk]

Vocational exams in England will continue as planned in January.

Students taking exams should attend as scheduled.

[Reduce Content @reducecontent]

@Flonge @fayealtoft Answer Question 5 OR Question 6

Question 5 would be about Parliament whereas Question 6 would be about the European Union

This way, those who have studied one topic but not the other are put at a fair advantage.

For any enquires in what we’re about, please do message us!

[Reduce Content @reducecontent]

@Flonge @fayealtoft Our aim is to reduce the content by giving students a choice during the exam. For example, take the subject of politics, the paper could look something like this :

[Reduce Content @reducecontent]

@fayealtoft The fairest and best outcome for all students is reducing the content. Underperforming students do not gain from cancelled exams and reducing content brings justice to the missed months of school

Find out more at: reducecontent.con

[The Telegraph @Telegraph]

Schools should stay closed with classes delivered remotely for start of Spring term, say teaching unions https://t.co/18z26di2je

[Department for Education @educationgovuk]

Plans for students to return to education:

✔ Early years & majority of primary education to return from 4 January

✔ Phased return for secondary schools & colleges

✔ A limited, phased return for universities

https://t.co/P9PYUHbQp1

[Sky News @SkyNews]

Michael Gove confirms only primary school children, children of key workers and secondary school children in years 11 and 13 will go back to school on the 4th January.

Other children will be taught remotely for at least the first week.

Read more here: https://t.co/d6ex5sJAJ0

[Sky News Breaking @SkyNewsBreak]

Cabinet office minister Michael Gove has told Sky News the staggered return of pupils will go ahead with secondary school pupils in year 11 and 13 as well as children of key workers going back to school the week commencing 4 January while other pupils will return a week later

[Reduce Content @reducecontent]

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[Department for Education @educationgovuk]

“I think it’s really important that the exams do go ahead because it gives a truer reflection of attainment.”

Science teacher Adam on why exams should take place next year 👇

[Department for Education @educationgovuk]

Exams are the best and fairest way for young people to show their potential.

For exams next year, we're making changes to help students – and give them the clarity and confidence they need to achieve their potential.

Read more: https://t.co/HEz2zbxohk

[BBC Breakfast @BBCBreakfast]

“That’s a criticism that I’ll very much take on the chin”
Education Secretary Gavin Williamson tells #BBCBreakfast new exam measures including generous grading will put “fairness into the system”.
https://t.co/APXGu89ZG4

[BBC News (UK) @BBCNews]

Extra measures 'to ensure fair exams next summer' https://t.co/SrLbDyiitK

[Reduce Content @reducecontent]

How was your lockdown experience?

[Reduce Content @reducecontent]

What would you prefer ?

[Reduce Content @reducecontent]

Have you filled out our survey? You completing our survey can bring us a step closer to our goals

https://t.co/qcO3Eu8ZWG

[Reduce Content @reducecontent]

Hi there! We’re now on Twitter alongside Instagram and Facebook all @reducecontent. We as a team aim to help YOU with your A-Levels and give you a fairer chance at reaching your full potential 😄

[Sky News @SkyNews]

Coronavirus: Wales scraps GCSE, AS and A-level exams for 2021 to ensure 'fairness' https://t.co/aiexAfOCQR