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If we really value the role of non-mainstream settings then we need to solve these glaring problems, says the CEO of a special-school trust

The way Higher history is assessed will be reviewed but there will be no independent review of pass-rate fall, says SQA – as it vows to rebuild trust

A quarter of the way through the century, are we following the right path for the core skills we want young people to have – or do we need to revisit and refine them?

Exam board introduces a March series for the Checkpoint tests and moves the May series in response to demand from international schools

Exam board’s proposed short-course maths qualification would form the first half of the GCSE and be taken at the end of Year 10

Scotland’s chief examiner and chief executive of the SQA Fiona Robertson will move on, with her interim successor to be announced shortly

Sir Ian Bauckham, speaking to 91¶¶Òõ after being confirmed as Ofqual’s permanent chief regulator, highlights possible unfairness in students being awarded extra time in exams

Too many school improvement strategies are top-down and disconnected from teaching, international research professor David Hopkins tells Helen Amass

Teachers in Scotland want detailed subject-specific guidance ’on what you can accept or not’ so they are equipped to prevent cheating, finds new SQA research

International Baccalaureate and Generation Global will build on an existing two-year partnership to foster ‘open-minded global learners’

Simply telling students to revise won’t cut it, advises Mark Enser, so here are the key approaches to guide them in preparing for exams

Former MAT CEO is formally confirmed in post, having led Ofqual as interim chief regulator for a year