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DfE announces compensation payment for schools to pass on to teachers involved in processing priority A-level appeals

The vast majority of Reception teachers believe new RBA is not as useful as their own observations, survey suggests

Research project aims to reveal the ‘fairness’ of different methods for measuring students’ attainment

A-level computing has the most skewed ratio between female and male entries, new analysis of DfE data shows

School leaders warn that running Sats tests next year would be ‘pointless’ amid the pandemic disruption

The new education secretary’s pledge to tackle illiteracy shows he wants to help children facing the biggest challenges, says Geoff Barton

Data being used for ‘crude’ primary league tables that ‘demoralise’ schools – but education secretary says sampling is not enough

Evening and Easter holiday revision sessions aimed at students most affected by Covid

To qualify for extra time in exams, students now need two below-average standardised scores. Here are the details

Almost half of students with the lowest grades say GCSEs did not help them progress, research shows

Children in the UK are often said to be the most tested in the world – but is this true? Sean Smith takes a look at some comparable nations to see what faces children there during their time in education

Why Scotland’s exam system needs reforming