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Schools, colleges and students prepare to receive this year’s A-level results, with fewer top grades expected

The traditional divide between the sciences and the arts in education needs to be bridged if we are to empower our students to solve global challenges, say the presidents of the British Science Association and the British Academy

It is ‘imperative’ that employers understand how A-level grading standards have changed in the years since the pandemic, say heads’ leaders

Whoever wins the next election will have to make some major long-term decisions to guide education’s future, as Loic Menzies explains

The prime minister should apologise to A-level students who miss out on expected grades for ‘refusing to invest in Covid catch-up programmes’ when he was chancellor

After three years of pandemic disruption and almost two weeks lost to industrial action and extra bank holidays, can GCSE and A-level students really be judged against their pre-pandemic peers?

91¶¶Òõ Scotland reveals the 30 subjects with the most entries at Higher in 2023, and how this list compares with the last year before the Covid pandemic

This week’s education news round-up includes the secrets of exam-paper processing; fears about next week’s A-level results; and pressure on Ofsted to recognise schools that support pupils in poverty

More than 200,000 students around the world have received their Cambridge International AS- and A-level results

This year’s Scottish Qualifications Authority data shows just over 7,000 Higher entries across nine languages and a big drop in French – but there may be signs of a post-Covid comeback

Clamour for top university places means schools need to be ready to help students navigate clearing once A-level results are revealed

NPAs’ increasing prominence in Scottish schools reflects a determination to offer a range of courses and qualifications that works for all students