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Poor exam results: what you should do next
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6 August 2018
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It can be a stressful time for schools when pupils don't achieve the results they expect. Understand what to do on results day, and download our list of questions to challenge and support your headteacher at your next meeting.
Contents
- 1 What to do on results day
- 2 What to do at your first meeting after results day
- 3 Monitor how this feeds into the school improvement plan
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