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Most teachers who responded to an exam board poll said they need more training in the use of digital assessment

Primary schools ‘deserve better support’ during first key stage 2 Sats in three years, say heads

Most heads also warn the level of stress and anxiety among exam students is higher than in pre-pandemic years

Department for Education confirms return to ‘full subject content’ for 2023 GCSE and A levels

It’s time to radically rethink the system of primary assessment and trust schools to measure progress for themselves, says headteacher Kulvarn Atwal

Exclusive: As Year 6 students begin to sit Sats, an independent commission will probe the evidence underpinning primary assessments

A roundup of 91¶¶Òõ’ most popular articles from the past week, including how schools are preparing for Sats, the issues with SEND support and the launch of a DfE survey to help schools with energy price rises

As entries in modern foreign languages plummet, Professor Emma Marsden explains how teachers can improve their delivery of MFL lessons and therefore boost uptake

Government adviser warns that department doesn’t currently know if pupil EHCPs are being delivered

Exams regulator said the use of technology had the potential to improve ‘quality and fairness’ for students

It’s not long now until the KS1 Sats are dropped altogether, but for May 2022 they’re back in primary schools. We spoke to school leaders about how they organise them – from the best time of day to what you tell parents

Often, pupils work towards a pen licence in key stage 2 – but should they? Here, two teachers go head to head to argue the benefits, and limitations, of the award