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How to get grade 9? Do everything for grade 8 but 'a bit better' – teachers take to social media to criticise new grade descriptors

Many wrongly assumed that lockdown was not as much of a blow to families who had always home educated, says Susan Ireland

Exclusive: Education secretary Gavin Williamson writes for 91¶¶Òõ, expressing trust in teachers to deliver the right grades this summer

The head of the Joint Council for Qualifications outlines the thinking behind the approach to GCSE and A-level grading

A teacher who falsified medical records can apply to review the ban in five years

The latest data shows there has been a small increase in the percentage of positive cases among school-aged children

A positive Covid test could mean students are unable to sit any component of their course and may miss out on an assessed grade – and so have to wait an entire year to access higher education

Spoken assessments can be used for GCSE and A-level grades for students where other evidence is not available, exam boards say

The countdown to one of the biggest dates in the independent school calendar starts today

'Frustrated' heads concerned that teachers now have just 12 weeks to 'deliver and quality-assure' A-level and GCSE grades

Communities secretary says protests at a West Yorkshire school are 'not right' and that the DfE is 'liasing' with the school on the matter

Exam-like 'final assessments' described as an 'outrage', given supposed cancellation of exams in 2021

Covid is bringing online GCSEs and A levels a step closer. Here we reveal the education systems that have already made the switch

Covid has sparked a DfE shift in attitude towards digital GCSEs and A levels that may mean the end of paper exams

It’s time to reveal the schools and projects that have been shortlisted for each category in the 91¶¶Òõ Independent School Awards 2021, the most hotly anticipated event in the education calendar. Champagne flutes at the ready…

And eight out of 10 teachers describe themselves as stressed from working during the pandemic, poll shows

More than two-thirds of leaders are less content in their role than they were a year ago, report finds

Department for Education condemns behaviour of protesters after 'totally inappropriate' material shown to pupils during RE lesson

Providing extra funding with one hand while taking it away with another is not right, says Northern poverty commissioner

Members of Britain’s largest teaching union will vote on motion to abolish schools inspectorate at conference next month

We look at the parties' education promises on the first day of campaigning as the country prepares to vote on 6 May

Behind the latest data are children whose education is diminished and life chances cut short, warn campaigners

Global supply constraints 'governed' the fact the DfE couldn't distribute devices as quickly as hoped, top civil servant says

Recruiting tutors for the National Tutoring Programme is a ‘challenge’ and teaching assistants and former teachers may be needed, admits DfE