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The National Curriculum homogenises the maths taught at secondary schools, whilst GCSEs replace both O Levels and CSEs.
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School league tables summarise the average GCSE attainment and progress made by students in each secondary school in England.
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National curriculum assessments at Key Stage 2 called standard attainment tests (SATs) are introduced for year 6 students.
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A* grade introduced at GCSE level to better differentiate between high achieving students.
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The present day A Level modules of core, mechanics and statistics (C1 C2 C3 C4 M1 S1) are implemented.
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I started attending primary school in Wales.
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A* grade introduced at A Level level to better differentiate between high achieving students.
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I take the key stage 2 SATs at the end of year 6 in primary school.
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I started attending a state secondary school in Wales.
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SATs for 14 year olds are scrapped.
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I began my 3rd year in secondary school and chose my GCSE options.
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I achieved an A* in GCSE Maths.
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In my first year of sixth form I completed AS & A Level Maths at grade A.
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Government led education reform leads to the scrapping of all assessments except end of year 11/13 exams.
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In my second year of sixth form I completed AS & A Level Further Maths at grade A.
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I started studying MPhys Physics at the University of Sussex.
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The traditional A* - G GCSE grading is replaced by a 9 - 1 grading system. 4 = pass, 5 = good pass.
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I recieved a first class integrated masters degree in Physics with Astrophysics at the University of Sussex.
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In September I begin the secondary maths PGCE at the University of Sussex.
