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Over half of disadvantaged students sitting GCSEs this year missed at least 10 per cent of school sessions, compared to less than a third in 2018-19

Exclusive: Issues with timed collections mean many exam officers are being forced to leave completed papers at the post office

Debates about the fairness of exams are important but we should be cautious about how we frame discussions at this time of year, says Jon Severs

Exclusive: AQA warning over ‘misleading’ YouTube content that claims to predict pass marks needed to achieve grade levels

Professor John Jerrim has warned that a move to digital exams could be a ‘logistical nightmare’

And just 2 in 5 primary teachers say key stage 2 tests are an accurate measure of pupil attainment

A roundup of 91¶¶Òõ’ most popular articles from the past week, including what to expect for 2023 exams, key information from the new Schools Bill and a look at the future of MATs

As new research suggests the use of financial rewards could raise the attainment of certain groups of students, Irena Baker speaks to the academic behind the study

Next year, England plans to return to ‘pre-pandemic assessment arrangements’ – but that’s not the case in Scotland and Wales

When teachers at this school realised that the brightest students were making the least progress throughout their school experience, nudge theory was introduced – and it has had great success

The 2022 exams start next week – but they won’t be the same as before. Everything you need to know is right here

Exclusive: Ofqual chief regulator Jo Saxton says she hopes 2022 exam results will be higher than in 2019 but advises schools not to try working out Progress 8 yet