The government's decision to scrap single headline grades for schools aims to provide parents with a clearer, more comprehensive view of educational performance through four detailed sub-categories.
Bridget Phillipson, Education Secretary, emphasized that the removal of headline grades represents a landmark moment for children and an essential move to ensure high standards in education.
By shifting to a multi-grade system, the government intends to enhance the transparency of school evaluations, moving away from reductive single grades that offer minimal information.
This reform is presented as a generational change in school assessment, with the intent to foster clearer communication between schools and the families they serve.
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