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‘Ditching’ speech at Advanced Higher is latest poor decision in languages assessment, says this teacher

GCSE and A-level students to get results in early August with an exam series in autumn for those unhappy with the grades

Ofqual and DfE had proposed that teachers would handle GCSE and A-level appeals this year. But exam boards will deal with most of them

Warning of ‘inconsistencies’ with proposed GCSE and A-level grading approach, and ‘extremely high’ levels of grade inflation

Over half of parents tell Natspec that discussions about post-16 options came too late and almost a third says that they were never encouraged to think about post-16 options

The Covid-related unemployment crisis has resulted in more young people entering college or university in Scotland

Only tiny minority of teachers think DfE/Ofqual GCSE and A-level plans will lead to fair grades for all, 91¶¶Òõ poll finds

International Baccalaureate outlines how many schools will use exams or teacher assessment under ‘dual route’ approach

While T levels are welcome, the government should not get rid of other valuable qualifications, says Cindy Rampersaud

... mostly from the teachers, writes Kirsty Walker as she proudly reflects on her students’ successes

Employers and training providers want a seamless transition between the new Kickstart programme and apprenticeships

Digital poverty prevents disadvantaged students from accessing learning at home – so they need to come into college