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Labour accuses the Conservatives of creating ‘the perfect storm’ for schools with both experienced teachers and new recruits leaving the profession

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?

Assessment expert advising the government on its maths to 18 plan says upskilling non-maths teachers will be key to meeting the prime minister’s goal

Schools should consider ways to ‘modify and tailor adjustments’ for pupils with ME and chronic fatigue syndrome, says the government in new plan

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

Many poorer sixth-formers may be opting out of prestigious universities due to financial worries, researchers warn

If the latest workload reduction taskforce really wants to make a difference, it should look at eradicating the pointless tasks that clog up teachers’ working days, explains Sam Sims

The 2023 A-level cohort did not take exams at GCSE and are now less likely to be awarded top grades

New analysis comparing the Ofsted ratings of local authority schools and academies overlooks the reason why academy trusts were created in the first place, says the deputy of the Confederation of School Trusts

Rory Gribbell will move to a civil service position at the DfE as senior policy adviser on schools

Thousands of disabled school leavers’ prospects could be transformed by a proposed new law, says Scottish Labour’s education spokesperson in a 91¶¶Òõ interview

All the key information that primary and secondary teachers need to know about the government’s curriculum guidance