Making Headlines: GCSE and A-Levels to be graded by teachers and Anthony Fauci's anti-vaccine concerns

The bell will ring for the very last time at Penticton's Carmi Elementary, one of three elementary schools in the Okanagan Skaha school district set to close due to restructuring.

A nationwide report card by the Missing Middle Initiative gives P.E.I. some favourable reviews for its overall approach to housing policy, while flagging some areas where the Island needs to do better — including banning new homes in...

Harbor Island Beach, Hudson Park, Rye Town Park, and Rye Playland Beach were all in the bottom ten.

The Charlottetown-based Atlantic Veterinary College has changed its admission criteria. Grades are still a big priority, but everyone knows they don't tell the full story. The school is now focusing more on life experience during the...

Board members and families are calling the shake-up "monumental" and "a long time coming."

Students applying for admission into a university nursing program have traditionally needed high marks to get in. But the University of Calgary is replacing its grades-based acceptance — with its required 82 per cent average — with a...

A group of Calgary high school students is offering free courses on artificial intelligence to younger students. The classes are open to kids in grades seven to 10. And as CBC's Brendan Coulter reports, the lessons aim to teach students...

The latest provincial student assessment results show students in early grades are not improving like students in older grades. Child and youth advocate Kelly Lamrock says it’s a concerning trend.

More agricultural academies are popping up in rural Alberta towns as a way for local populations to stem declining enrollment in their schools. But without government funding, the people in Rolling Hills have learned that community...

Book challenges have led to the restriction of hundreds of titles from school district libraries across Florida and made even more headlines nationwide over the last two years. (Scripps News)

Mukesh Surana, chief executive officer at Ratnagiri Refinery and Petrochemicals, discusses India's windfall tax on locally-produced crude, oil imports from Russia and his outlook for the oil market. He speaks exclusively on Bloomberg...

Depression among teenagers is surprisingly common. Some health experts say that 1 in 5 will feel what's considered "major depression" at some point in their teen years. Scott hears form an expert in our top story.

Students take part in a protest outside the Department for Education in Westminster, London, calling for the resignation of Education Secretary Gavin Williamson over the government's handling of exam results after A-level and GCSE exams...

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People take part in a protest outside the Department for Education in Westminster, London, over the Government's handling of A-leve

l results.

Thousands of pupils across England have...

HRH Prince Charles making speech in Royal Drawing School

May.17 -- David Coleman, College Board chief executive officer, defends the SAT's new adversity score. He speaks with Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Scarlet Fu on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."

Nov. 12 -- Crown Maple Syrup CEO Compton Chase-Lansdale discusses the making of maple syrup with Bloomberg's Pimm Fox on ""Taking Stock.""

Oct.07 -- Timothy Johnson, University of Minnesota professor, discusses the handwritten notes exchanged on the U.S. Supreme Court. He speaks with Bloomberg’s David Westin on “Bloomberg Markets: Balance of Power.”

Both sides are negotiating to come to an agreement.

Feb.24 -- Russell Hardy, Vitol Group chief executive officer, discusses the outlook for oil prices, demand, and OPEC production. He speaks with Bloomberg's Guy Johnson.

CLEAN: Interior shots of Education Secretary Gavin Williamson MP giving a statement after the government's U-turn on A-level results on 18 August 2020 in London, United Kingdom

Oct. 15 -- Is the U.S. government making up their response to a potential Ebola pandemic as they go? Bloomberg Businessweek's Brendan Greeley explains why there's no one at the White House in charge of dealing with Ebola. Video by:...

Review of A-Level Results Today