Boris Johnson is being told by MPs to end the exam shambles, following the release of thousands of downgraded A-level results last week, and ahead of the GCSE results day on Thursday, according to The Times.
The Daily Telegraph says there is division between the exams regulator Ofqual and Education Secretary Gavin Williamson, over the controversial algorithm used to set the grades of thousands of A-level students last week.
The Daily Mail asks if GCSE results will be delayed, following calls by senior conservatives to postpone them, after the A-level algorithm ended up downgrading the results of thousands of students last week.
The Prime Minister is under pressure to act on the exam result fiasco, according to The Guardian, which says criticism of the system used to grade A-level students last week is growing from all sides.
Pupil Power is the headline on the Metro, which reports that thousands of angry students marched in London on Sunday, demanding that the education secretary should leave his job, after the exam results chaos last week.
The government is exploring ways to help the high street’s recovery, according to the Financial Times, including looking at loans for private equity-owned groups.
The Daily Star Sunday reports that Ian Beale is being written out of Eastenders.
In The Independent, charities and MPs are pleading with the government to extend the ban on evictions, which could put tens of thousands of people at risk after the protections end.
