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Awarding GCSE and A-level grades in summer 2021: summary
Get a summary of how teacher-assessed grades will work for GCSEs, A-levels and vocational training qualifications (VTQs) this summer, including what evidence teachers should use and how exam boards will support your school.
Contents
- Your role this year
- What's happening and when?
- How should teachers grade pupils?
- The internal quality assurance process
- The external quality assurance process
- All pupils will have the right to appeal their grade
- Vocational and technical qualifications
- What about pupils who want to resit but didn't in autumn 2020?
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