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How To Apply For Grammar School?

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Nowadays, there are so many different application processes you need to be aware of. For example, it is necessary for people to fill out applications for a bank or a job. Applying to go to a secondary school is no different and this process can …

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Are Grammar Schools Inspected By Ofsted?

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Grammar schools are commonly known as being a school for more academic pupils, this may remove the assumption that they need to be inspected by the Government. But is this true, do grammar schools have to be inspected by Ofsted? Grammar schools are state funded …

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How Are Faith Schools Funded?

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The UK school system can be confusing for parents and teachers alike, with the many different types of schools causing confusion throughout the stages of education. Some of the hardest aspects to understand are faith and religious schools, and how they are controlled, particularly in …

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T-Level Grading System Explained

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For some people finishing GCSEs, academic education doesn’t sound right for them, but they also don’t want to leave education entirely. If this sounds like you, then a vocational qualification, such as T-Levels, may be great for you. Like a mixture between a BTEC and …

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What are UCAS Points?

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Anyone who wants to go to university in the UK will quickly become familiar with UCAS, which is the body that oversees university applications across the country. Although this application system is widely used, that definitely doesn’t mean it is simple. There are a lot …

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How Much Are Grammar School Fees?

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There are many types of school in the UK. Broadly speaking, these can be split into two groups – state schools, which are free for students to attend as they are funded by the government, and private schools, which require parents to pay a fee …