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Fewer Year 6 pupils reached the expected standard in reading this year, following controversy over a paper that left pupils ‘broken’

Leaders said they had been ‘assured’ there would not be a repeat of the same problems this year

An ‘uninterrupted passage’ through the entirety of the International Baccalaureate offers myriad benefits, says headteacher David Hicks

Plagiarism the most common form of ‘candidate malpractice’, Scottish Qualifications Authority figures show

New report suggests a unique, digitalised record for every pupil could be used to tailor lessons and inform school inspection

Chief regulator Dr Jo Saxton says almost half of students and parents want to see a mix of paper and digital exams in future

International Baccalaureate results 2023 are out. Here is a round-up of the key information you need to know about how students performed in the UK

Jo Saxton tells House of Lords inquiry that a National Reference 91¶¶Òõt in subjects beyond English and maths would be ‘wonderful’ but it is unlikely to be funded

Sutton Trust reveals more than 28,000 high-achieving students from poorer backgrounds fail to achieve expected top GCSEs

Over 20 new GCSEs are being introduced, including combined qualifications in English language and literature, Welsh language and literature, the sciences, and maths and numeracy

Artificial intelligence in schools could mean fairer assessment and reduced teacher workload, says Hayward report – but a ‘coordinated national approach is essential’

Hayward report on qualifications and assessment is based on opinion and lacking in proper scientific evaluation, argues Professor Lindsay Paterson