More views needed on GCSE changes

Monday, 5 May 2014 00:00

A further appeal has been launched for people to submit their views on GCSE examinations.

The Education and Children Minister is urging everyone with a stake in education to participate and help determine the future of qualifications.

GCSEs are being overhauled in England from 2015, and the Island is now reviewing how it will move forward between now and the 16th May.

Tim Crookall says they’ve already had positive feedback:

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