Poll: Should primary school pupils be ranked against each other?
As it was revealed that primary school pupils could be ranked against their peers across the country in new plans, we ask if you think it is right.
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The Government has put forward proposals for new measures which would see youngsters put into 10% bands or deciles, based on their achievements.
Parents would be told their child's position, for example that they are in the top 10% in the country in a particular subject.
The move is one of a package of measures set out by ministers which they say will help to raise the bar on achievement in primaries and ensure that youngsters are ready for secondary school.
Should primary school pupils be ranked against each other? Vote in our poll below and have your say in the comments section:
