Sentence examples for examinations system from inspiring English sources

Sir Peter Lampl, chair, the Sutton Trust and the Education Endowment Foundation The litmus test for the examinations system is whether it allows children to fulfil their potential irrespective of their background.

If there is to be reform of our examinations system it needs to be on the basis of proper in-depth discussion with the profession, informed by the best of all practice internationally.

However, the plain truth, as the secretary of state knows, is that there is absolutely no evidence that standards associated with the GCSE qualification have declined over time or that the current examinations system is broken.

In 1864 65 he established official government printing offices in Nanjing and four other cities to reprint the Chinese Classics and historical books, and he also restored at Nanjing the examinations system, which had been discontinued during the Taiping years.

As London rightly celebrates another year of outstanding A-level results - the best in England, except for the south-east - it's worth noting that some young talents in the capital, as no doubt elsewhere, may still not be fully recognised by the school examinations system.

Head teachers wrote to Education Minister Huw Lewis saying the test results have eroded confidence in the examinations system.

Michael Gove has ordered an official inquiry into the examination system following an undercover investigation by the Telegraph that appeared to expose examiners telling teachers what questions to expect in upcoming exams, during a seminar that teachers paid to attend.

You know the civil service examination system.

The examination system remained basically the same.

The education secretary has labelled the examination system "discredited".

The external examination system is central to this.