Oxford and Cambridge have become the first universities to reject government calls to hold places open for A-level students who are appealing against their grades, saying they will instead have to defer a year if their college has filled up.
The decision comes as frustration grows among schools and pupils over the lack of information about how to appeal their assigned grades and what data would be required. Ofqual, the exam regulator, is not due to release information until next week, and university courses are filling up fast.
On Tuesday, less than two days before the results were due, Gavin Williamson, the education secretary, announced that any pupil whose mock A-level grade was higher than their Ofqual results would be able to appeal. That move
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2020-08-14 11:00:00Z
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