Secondary students and parents
We're working hard to keep you up to date with changes due to the closure of schools and colleges and the cancellation of the summer exam series.
You’ll be aware from recent announcements that, in place of the May/June 2020 exam series, schools and colleges are being asked to provide a centre assessment grade for each student and the rank order of students within each grade.This applies to general qualifications including GCSE, AS and A level, and the same principles will be applied to iPrimary, iLowerSecondary, International GCSE and International A Level.
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Free online GCSE lessons for English, Maths and Science
As we continue to support GCSE teaching and learning during COVID-19, we’re launching a brand-new series of free online GCSE lessons for English, Maths and Science. These lessons will be streaming live from the Pearson UK Learning YouTube channel.
To help all GCSE-level students continue to engage with their English, Maths and Science learning, we have partnered with knowledgeable and experienced subject specialists to deliver our online lessons.
Free learning tools and activities
We're working hard to give you free access to activities and tools for literacy, maths, science, modern languages and more. We'll keep this page updated with new links as they become available. Sign up above to keep up to date by email.
Student webinars for Project success
We're here to help your learners to develop the skills, confidence and motivation they need to achieve future success.
So, we've created a new series of webinars to guide them in doing this through project work - accessible for learners of all abilities.
Our new lesson-style webinars have been created in partnership with AccessEd who specialise in creating digital resources that help secondary students build the essential skills for university and career success.
BTEC Works
BTECs are high-quality, career-focused qualifications grounded in the real world of work. BTEC courses focus on skills-based learning and are designed around themed units. This practical approach allows BTEC learners to develop and apply the knowledge and skills that employers, colleges and universities are looking for.
You can study a BTEC alongside (or instead of) GCSEs or A Levels at school or college or as a qualification at a training provider centre allowing you to start building the skills you'll need after you leave education, now. BTEC Works.
