Universities and schools need to address issues raised by the revised sixth-form curriculum, secondary heads have warned.
Richard Fawcett, vice-president of the Secondary Heads Association, told the Higher Education Liaison Officers Association that a unified response from the sector was imperative for the sake of its students.
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