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

Scottish government document states £400 payment will be ‘less than minimal wage’ for some teachers

Teachers reject calls to permanently replace exams with teacher assessment over fears it could increase workload and lead to bullying  

Research shows that having students take exams under timed conditions may not be the fairest or most accurate way to assess what they have learned. So, in light of the current exam hiatus, Charlotte Noon and Martin Noon ponder if now might be a good time to change the system

Abrupt cancellations of exams in England shows risk of a single exam approach, Pisa chief Andreas Schleicher has said

Teachers express disappointment that exam board material for A level and GCSE grading are all from existing papers that they already had access to

Schools minister promises to ensure schools ‘overall workload demands are managed’ as controversial new assessment goes ahead

Upcoming assessments are ‘cruel’ imitations of exams – and were entirely avoidable, says this teacher

With online exams a growing possibility, Catherine Lough sits down with AQA to see its on-screen GCSE mock first-hand

All three major exam boards are conducting research working towards a move to online exams, 91¶¶Òõ can reveal

Formative assessment is one of the most useful tools for boosting progress – but it’s misunderstood, says Shirley Clarke

A directive from the nation’s Ministry of Education means schools must switch to teacher-assessed grades