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The underperformance of boys in school examinations 'should be a matter of national concern' ahead of this week's GCSEs, claims new report

Schools minister Nick Gibb acknowledges higher proportion of disadvantaged pupils in North East schools in response to A-level results

The DfE responds to MPs' claims that it could take a decade to recover the progress in closing the disadvantage gap that was lost during the pandemic

In their first exit interview, the outgoing joint general secretaries of the NEU teaching union tell 91¶¶Òõ about their greatest triumphs and why they think teachers could strike next year

Speaking to 91¶¶Òõ, the joint general secretaries of the NEU teaching union said the government will face pressure to offer more pay rises to teachers as the general election approaches

This week's education news round-up includes analysis and reaction from Thursday's A-level results

GMB Scotland says members in 10 councils – including school catering staff, janitors, cleaners and support workers – will walk out for two days next month

Ofqual chief defends England's return to pre-pandemic grading this year, after Jon Coles called the divergence in standards between nations 'completely indefensible'

Today's A-level results show that the disadvantage gap and the regional variation in grades have widened, warn education leaders

The latest A-level results for England broken down by subjects

Data from the first full set of summer exams since a two-year hiatus during the pandemic shows a system heading back towards 2019

Results data shows that Wales is continuing its A-level journey ‘back to pre-pandemic assessment arrangements’

The latest A-level results for England reveal the winners and losers of the government's return to pre-pandemic grading for this summer's exams

Schools, colleges and students prepare to receive this year’s A-level results, with fewer top grades expected

It is ‘imperative’ that employers understand how A-level grading standards have changed in the years since the pandemic, say heads' leaders

Children's commissioner, charities and experts say the inquiry must focus on the lockdown experiences of young people

The prime minister should apologise to A-level students who miss out on expected grades for 'refusing to invest in Covid catch-up programmes' when he was chancellor

Scottish teachers’ professional and personal lives are ‘in turmoil’ due to ‘precarity of employment’, warns EIS boss

Dame Christine Gilbert is named as successor to Sir Peter Lampl as Education Endowment Foundation chair

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

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

Delay to adult rollout will not impact pupils, who will be able to receive the vaccine from September at school or a community clinic, says NHS

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

This week’s education news round-up includes the secrets of exam-paper processing; fears about next week's A-level results; and pressure on Ofsted to recognise schools that support pupils in poverty