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Exam body’s own survey finds most parents are ill-informed about how qualifications will be awarded this year

New education secretary says she plans to make a statement to Parliament next week on this summer’s appeals process

Potential legal difficulties over range of A level and GCSE grading approaches schools have taken, lawyers warn as parents get in touch

An urgent question on the overdue details on the SQA appeals process is likely to be lodged in Parliament tomorrow

There were 15 cases where 2019-20 GCSE grades changed by six grades on appeal, Ofqual figures reveal

With this year’s system of teacher-assessed grades, the DfE has shifted all the blame on to teachers, says David James

The cancellation of exams could offer some answers about the best ways for schools to motivate students, says Mark Enser

First minister reveals she has been involved in discussions over the SQA qualifications process this week

Inspectors will look at 2019 assessments in future – but Ofsted admits this approach is not ideal

‘Calling a grade the same thing is potentially misleading’ if you radically change the standard, Ofqual chair tells 91¶¶Òõ

If we are going to make changes to how students’ abilities are assessed at the end of their schooling, we must make sure that equity is at the heart of any proposals, says Alex Quigley

Outdated league tables continue to reflect society’s preoccupation with a hierarchy of Scottish education in which 5 Highers is still considered the ‘gold standard’