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But generosity of teacher-assessed 2020 A-level and GCSE grading should not be carried forward, warns exam board

High-stakes assessment is harming students – we need to learn from what the rest of the world is doing, says Bill Lucas

Some schools are running full mock exams to gather recent evidence to support A level and GCSE grading decisions – but is this fair?

SQA insists that there should not be ‘one-off, high-stakes’ assessments this year after exams were cancelled

Teacher who admitted altering his students’ coursework before submitting it to exam board is banned from profession

Chris Dyson has noticed something unusual among staff and Year 6 pupils since Sats were cancelled – they’re having fun

Asking students to discuss their learning would be a more reliable form of assessment than exams, suggests Sugata Mitra

Board defends recycled questions for this year’s A levels and GCSEs saying advanced sight will ‘not necessarily create an unfair advantage’

The preference for exams ‘repeated over and over again’ by Gavin Williamson should be ‘challenged’, says NEU president

‘Exam factory culture’ causing mental health crisis and driving teachers form schools, conference told

NEU delays plans to ballot for a boycott of high-stakes primary school assessments

Yesterday, Nicola Sturgeon said there is no requirement for exams this year – here’s why teachers are outraged, writes this school leader