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An International Baccalaureate creativity, activity and service coordinator explains how projects can have a huge impact

Scottish teachers say the exam replacement system is ‘a shambles’ – but those behind it say no one has come up with a better model

Exclusive: Ofqual chair Ian Bauckham says grade submission was delayed to late June to allow for more teaching time

Exclusive: Teachers will be notified of significant changes to exams in 2022 by this September, says Ofqual chair

‘A great deal of additional work’ around grade appeals could fall on schools during summer holidays, heads’ union warns

Exclusive: Union says teachers in England deserve £400 ‘token’ for grading and moderation – the same as in Scotland

Figures show that by December just 215 of 350 counsellors promised to secondary schools had been recruited

School leaders warn that the autumn exam series for GCSEs and A levels ‘creates more problems than it solves’

Schools starting International GCSE and A-level exams have concerns over fairness and Covid disruption, says Liz Cloke

The review will involve councils and ‘a selection of secondary schools’ and is expected to report mid-May

Autumn series to go ahead, but no adaptations will be made to exam papers to account for learning loss

Experts warn it’s ‘extremely important’ that education next year ‘is not disrupted in any way’