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2021 Wales GCSEs and A-levels have been cancelled

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Because of the continuing effects of the pandemic, Education Minister Kirsty Williams said it was difficult to guarantee a level’s to go on as usual 

To ensure continuity, head teachers will work on a “national strategy,” she said. 

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Assessments will be carried out under the supervision of a professor and will begin in the second half of the spring term. They will be externally set and marked but delivered within the classroom.

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McDonald’s will launch its line of plant-based alternatives – the McPlant-in 2021

Nov 10 2020 Share

According to McDonald’s, the “McPlant” line will sell burgers, chicken substitutes and sandwich breakfasts. 

The Los Angeles-based business has said that the McDonalds has partnered up with Beyond Meat to produce a vegan patty. 

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“Plant-based products are an ongoing consumer trend. It’s not a matter of if McDonald’s will get into plant-based, it’s a matter of when,”

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Wales to remove GCSEs and A-Levels for 2021

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The Welsh Government has announced that it will remove GCSE, AS and A-level exams in the upcoming year to make way for ‘teacher-managed assessments instead’.

The Welsh Minister for Education stated that these measures were being taken to develop a fair and equal system across the country due to students going in and out of school in the past months.

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The minister ensured that Universities across the country would accept different types of qualifications.

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F1 announce 23-race calendar for 2021

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Formula One have officially unveiled their calendar for 2021, featuring their biggest ever schedule with a total of 23 races.

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The season will start on the 21st of March in Australia but will not include the Vietnamese Grand Prix, which was dropped from the schedule. 

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Spectators are also expected to return next year following a 1-year absence from races due to COVID-19.

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