@KateGreenSU, Labour’s Shadow Secretary of State for Education, commenting on @ofqual’s announcement that schools can appeal GCSE and A-Level Results, said: 

@KateGreenSU, @UKLabour’s Shadow Education Secretary, has today written to @GavinWilliamson, the Education Secretary, to demand urgent clarifications for parents and children who are worried that their exam results will not be reflective of the hard work they have put into their education but instead set by a computer algorithm based on their schools’ prior attainment.

The @UKLabour Party has called for the Government to meet seven key tests to support UK universities, guarantee students get the support they need to succeed and ensure that a degree course is available to anyone with the aspirations to study one: whatever their background or circumstances and wherever they live.

@KateGreenSU - Labour’s Shadow Secretary of State for Education, responding to the announcement from the government to reform further education, said: 

@KateGreenSU comments on DfE had not met their target of delivering 230,000 laptops to disadvantaged children by 30th June 2020.