Ofqual: grade boundaries were changed to make results “right”
Wednesday, October 31st A response from Ofqual to a Freedom of Information request, published last week, offers fresh insights into this year’s GCSE English grading controversy. Followers of my regular blog on the NAHT’s website will need no reminding that I’ve been taking quite a close interest, having posted several lengthy pieces on this and the related issue of Ofqual’s “comparable outcomes” policy for controlling apparent grade inflation. Ofqual itself is due to publish its final report on this year’s problems on Friday (November 2nd). This latest set of correspondence has been released under FOI to blogger and tweeter Antony Carpen, following an earlier requestRead More →