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RSS gcsesHome broadband gives kids better GCSE results
News Home web access also appears to support higher grade GCSEs. Schools that make 'good use' of broadband connectivity show statistically significant improvements in the percentage of pupils gaining more than five A* to C... [28 Aug 2008]
Dear silicon.com... Tech skills slump, gov't snooping, Segway safety
Comment All this proposal does is demonstrate, once more, just how little the government knows about covert operations - maybe that's because we have junior advisors in Whitehall who have GCSEs in IT so they are already well... [22 May 2008]
The Weekly Round-Up: 08.06.07
Round-Up HolyLemon.com boasts around 1.1million unique visitors per month, which isn't bad for a website that O'Neill originally set up while studying for his GCSEs as a way of showing off some Flash animations he'd created. [08 Jun 2007]
IT pros help educate London kids
Case Study The turnaround is remarkable - in 2002, just six per cent of students achieved more than five GCSEs at grades 'C' and above. Lilian Baylis school in Lambeth, a disadvantaged area of south London, achieved "specialist... [15 Dec 2005]
GCSE mobile cheating hits record high
News Over 250 children were banned from their GCSEs and A-levels after taking mobile phones into their exams. According to figures obtained by the Times Educational Supplement, taking mobiles into examinations is now the most... [18 Apr 2005]
Leader: PC giveaway to win over tech have-nots
Leader Successive governments have done such a good job getting IT onto the curriculum and popularising the use of tech in everyday schoolwork - kids might even be taking their GCSEs on a computer in a few years - that the... [19 Jan 2004]
Computerised exams to be in school in "next few years"
News Exam boards Edexcel and Council for the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment (CCEA) have been trialling the onscreen exams at 20 schools and examination centres in England and Northern Ireland for some GCSEs and key... [08 Jan 2004]
Students want their GCSEs by SMS
News A level students were the most keen on the idea, with their older and younger counterparts not so enthusiastic about receiving their degree or GCSEs by SMS. With exam results day looming, it seems that teenagers are... [11 Aug 2003]
