Exam body admits errors in grades of 151 students in North

More than 150 A-level students were awarded lower grades than they achieved, an exams body admitted today.

Mon, 23 Aug, 2010 - 18:23

More than 150 A-level students were awarded lower grades than they achieved, an exams body admitted today.

The grading errors occurred after a total of 935 chemistry papers sat in 41 schools and colleges in the North were marked incorrectly, the Council for Curriculum, Examination and Assessment (CCEA) said.

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