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The Joint Council for Qualifications has published the results tables for the November 2024 GCSE series. These results comprise results for GCSE English language and maths…
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The University of Nottingham has commissioned Explorance MLY to provide efficient and effective analysis of free-text comments in its institutional student surveys, as it seeks…
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A TALENTED singer-songwriter returned to college for a celebration of Welsh culture. Megan Lee headlined the latest Culture Collective event, held at Coleg Cambria Llysfasi,…
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