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Pupils' uncertainty continues as GCSE legal challenge begins

GCSE grade fiasco has prompted one in 14 pupils to retake their grades

Even if the legal challenge against this summer's GCSE grading decisions begun today succeeds students will still face uncertainty, a solicitor has warned.

Outrage as students prepare for GCSE resits

Gove blocks inquiry into GCSE 'fiasco'

Gove: Pupils don't deserve to be taught badly

Poor teachers should be paid less, say MPs

Results analysed would include exam grades, as well as overall progress made by the class.

The government should go ahead with its plans to introduce "payment by results" for teachers to weed out those whose students perform poorly, say MPs.

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Gove: Pupils don't deserve to be taught badly

Gove: Pupils don't deserve to be taught badly

Education secretary Michael Gove explains his latest bid to drive up teaching standards in an interview with the Mail newspaper:

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NAHT: Teachers must accept responsibility for their performance

NAHT: Teachers must accept responsibility for their performance

National Association of Head Teachers union's general secretary Russell Hobby comments on Michael Gove's plans to drive up teaching standards:

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Voice: Teachers need longer than a term to improve

Voice: Teachers need longer than a term to improve

Voice general secretary Philip Parkin comments on Michael Gove's plans to drive up teaching standards:

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Gove paves way for purge of the teachers

Michael Gove wants big changes to teaching standards

Headteachers will find it much easier to get rid of poorly performing teachers under a shakeup of rules from Michael Gove.

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