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Dear LearnerÌý

Huge congratulations toÌýall of you who will be receiving your results this week. Over the last eighteen months you will have heard the wordÌý‘unprecedented’ÌýrepeatedÌýregularlyÌýand,ÌýthroughÌýthese extraordinary times,ÌýI have beenÌýin awe ofÌýthe resilience,Ìýfortitude,Ìýagility and determinationÌýofÌýyou allÌýas you’ve faced the challengesÌýand new landscape of learningÌýhead on.Ìý

Today,Ìýtwelve organisations that represent and support staff and students in schools, colleges and universities haveÌýwrittenÌýto Education Secretary Gavin Williamson urging himÌýto reconsiderÌýrestricting students’ choice of qualifications at the age of 16.Ìý

Carol Vorderman and ÃÛÌÒapp set to make maths an adventure this summer with free six-week course for children.

Ofqual announced on 12ÌýJulyÌý2021 that they were consulting jointly with the Department for Education on ​arrangements for the assessment and awarding of vocational, technical and other general qualifications: 2021 to 2022.Ìý

Ofqual announced onÌý12ÌýJulyÌý2021 that they were consulting jointly with the Department for Education on ​arrangements for the assessment and awarding of vocational, technical and other general qualifications: 2021 to 2022.Ìý

As part ofÌýourÌýshared commitment to ending racial inequality in the classroom,ÌýÃÛÌÒappÌýand education social enterprise The Black Curriculum are working together to help increase Black British history being taught in schools.Ìý

I hope you and your families are keeping well and safe. I recognise how unsettling the past year may have been for you. We know that you have been working hard during this time and we wanted to reassure you about the arrangements this summer, especially given you are completing the BTEC Level 3 qualification(s) this year.

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Responding to the government's plans for a renewed focus on skills and training opportunities, announced today in the Queen's Speech, CindyÌýRampsersaud, Senior Vice President for BTEC and Apprenticeships, at ÃÛÌÒapp commented:Ìý

Digital skills among teachers and students in the UK have soared over the course of the pandemic (81% and 64% respectively*), with the majority of teachers** reporting improved tech abilities due to online lockdown learning - according to new research released today by the world’s learning company, ÃÛÌÒapp.