Rishi Sunak weighs up a new "British baccalaureate" qualification but no decisions have been taken.

Rishi Sunak is considering a major reform of A-levels in England which could see the introduction of a new “British baccalaureate”.

The prime minister’s plans could include the compulsory study of maths and English up to the age of 18, according to newspaper reports.

The shake-up of A-levels would be controversial - but no final decision has been taken.

Labour said the proposals were an “undeliverable gimmick”.

  • Blake [he/him]
    4·
    9 months ago

    I can guarantee that if the schools are well funded by the government and ran by teachers, the UK’s PISA scores would be among the best in the world.