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‘Narrow’ GCSE English language needs ‘urgent’ change, says OCR

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GCSE English language focuses far too narrowly on literary texts and fails to give students 'the full variety and potential of the English language', says OCR exam board chief executive Jill Duffy
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‘Narrow’ GCSE English language needs ‘urgent’ change, says OCR

GCSE English language focuses far too narrowly on literary texts and fails to give students 'the full variety and potential of the English language', says OCR exam board chief executive Jill Duffy

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