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Loughton, United Kingdom
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Number of T Level pupils hits record high

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By Angela Pisanu Verified
| Education Business Verified
Students across England are receiving their A Level, T Level and vocational results today. In positive news for technical education, over 65% more T Level students received results this year – with almost 20,000 students (up from almost 12,000 in 2025) completing them with a pass rate of over 90%. A Level results at grades C and above showed stable improvement this year, standing at 78.1% (up 0.4 ppts on 2025), as well as the level of A or A* grades which stood at 28.3% (up 0.2 ppts on 2025).
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55% of parents unaware they will qualify for free school meals

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By Angela Pisanu Verified
| Education Business Verified
More than half of parents with children newly eligible for free school meals once the scheme expands this autumn are unaware they will qualify, the Child Poverty Action Group (Cpag) has said. The expanded eligibility is expected to result in more than half a million extra pupils becoming eligible for Free School Meals (FSMs). The expanded scheme means that all households on the universal credit (UC) benefit, above the current £7,400 income cap, will qualify.
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Disadvantaged pupils less likely to leave year six able to swim 25m

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By Angela Pisanu Verified
| Education Business Verified
English primary schools with more pupils on free school meals are more likely to have a higher percentage of children that are unable to swim 25m in year six, BBC research has found. A BBC Freedom of Information request to the DfE showed that while 72% of Year 6 children on average left school able to swim 25m in 2024-25, this falls to just 55% for schools with a higher proportion of disadvantaged children.
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