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Monday, 6 January, 2003, 11:34 GMT

SUBJECT-BY-SUBJECT TABLES

GCSEs

More students getting top grades
Almost one in two students got five GCSE passes at the better grades this year.

Girls stay ahead in GCSEs
GCSEs at age six
Students celebrate top scores
Deputy head's gamble pays off
Testing the generation gap
Glad to quit school
Sharing the exam rewards
Top fee-paying schools' results slip
£1,000 prize for top GCSE pupil unclaimed
Male teachers for 'role models'
Gender gap widens in GCSE results
Better results for NI students
Single sex classes 'not the answer'

A-LEVELS

Girls are A-level stars
As A-level passes in the UK rise for the 18th consecutive year, girls outperform boys for the first time.

Results 'a real achievement'
Why girls are beating 'lads'
School gap blamed on black culture
Course scramble in clearing
How clearing worked for us
No place for A-grade student
Maths A-level, age 10
Some special successes
Prince William makes the grade
Laura's moment of truth
NI students top of the class
Students in Wales chalk up top marks
Get ahead, get a year out
Clearing up after results day
No-name marking to counter racism

HIGHERS

Jack McConnell promises more money for exam markers

Fees upgrade for exam markers
Education Minister Jack McConnell announces a 50% increase in fees for Scotland's exam markers this year.

Galbraith survives confidence vote
Exams body warns of more trouble
Report savages exams authority
Exams failure 'hidden' from chief
No guarantee from exams chief
Exam chief's damning report
Exams fiasco 'costing millions'
'How exams crisis happened'
University service receives exam results
Minister's new exams pledge
Exams fiasco places pledge
Exams body meets deadline
Schools 'sick' of exams 'shambles'
Exams chief resigns
Brown letter day for pupils
From troubled beginnings
Highers: The big picture