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When chemistry teacher Duncan Short took up the drums last year, he gained a deeper understanding of what his students face when they go through assessment

The extent to which Covid learning loss is still affecting primary pupils in maths has been revealed by new research, which suggests that schools will be focused on education recovery in the subject for years to come

Only one in seven teachers thinks the return to pre-pandemic course assessments in Scotland is a positive move at Higher level, Scottish Secondary Teachers’ Association research suggests

As new research reveals that attending a ‘high-achieving’ school is a risk factor for mental health problems, psychologist Tara Porter considers what this means for how teachers work with their top attainers

But before this can happen, government needs to improve its ’piecemeal and lacklustre’ approach to technology in schools, headteachers‘ leader warns

Teacher stress is not a strong reason to abolish Sats, say researchers after study shows that Year 6 teachers’ anxiety levels quickly return to normal after test week

Ofqual data shows there were 470 appeals that triggered at least one GCSE grade change last year

School leaders hope to fund a High Court action to compel Ofsted to reveal the evidence it uses to downgrade schools

Using key stage 2 data to predict GCSE grades is flawed, says Nathan Burns, who believes closer tracking of students’ KS3 progress is a better approach

Former schools minister Robin Walker questions the value of pupils failing repeated resits of GCSE maths

School leaders warn the problems with last year’s key stage 2 Sats ‘must not be allowed to be repeated’ as STA publishes report less than two weeks before this year’s tests

Nine in 10 secondary teachers disagree with the Scottish Qualifications Authority decision to reinstate coursework and exams in practical subjects next year