
The government has recently announced its plan to replace the “narrowly focused” GCSE Computer Science with a “broader, future facing” GCSE Computing. We believe that the government should not do this and that it would harm student outcomes, as opposed to benefitting them.
Bridget Phillipson
Education Secretary
Stop GCSE exams
Don't let schools make religious studies compulsory for GCSEs
Set policy that exam boards should give students notice of GCSE exam topics
Review the amount of written exams for GCSEs
Abolish all written/timed exams in every GCSE/A-Level & make them practical
The government has recently announced its plan to replace the “narrowly focused” GCSE Computer Science with a “broader, future facing” GCSE Computing. We believe that the government should not do this and that it would harm student outcomes, as opposed to benefitting them.
Stop GCSE exams
Don't let schools make religious studies compulsory for GCSEs
Set policy that exam boards should give students notice of GCSE exam topics
Review the amount of written exams for GCSEs
Abolish all written/timed exams in every GCSE/A-Level & make them practical