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Poll suggests 81% of North East schools not using National Tutoring Programme and 31% of those that do may not continue

Radio and social media adverts booked by government as poll finds 27% of public oppose 8 March school openings

International students say cancelling IGCSE and IA-level exams in the UK but going ahead with them overseas is unfair

Head compares IB's approach of using historical data to allocate grades to the flawed GCSE algorithm of 2020

Scotland and England target age groups for Covid vaccination, deciding against fast-tracking teachers

The 'whole burden of last year’s fiasco' is being placed 'on an unsuspecting workforce', warns Chartered College chief

But some subjects exceeded student-teacher recruitment targets in Scotland – as did primary-teaching courses

DfE says it will not prohibit exam boards from setting exams overseas – although most have been cancelled already

Sir Jon Coles, who advised Ofqual on 2021 GCSEs and A levels, says the plan risks an outcome 'much worse than last year'

GCSE and A-level students could sit questions from pre-reform exam specifications because of a lack of past papers

DfE doesn't rule out the possibility that Covid recovery cash has been drawn from existing education budgets

Tethering 2021 GCSE and A level results to a certain year would 'probably entail the use of some form of algorithm' says Williamson

Coursework marking will not be moderated by boards, despite 55% of Ofqual consultation responses arguing it should be

A-level and GCSE students will not have to have covered a minimum percentage of the syllabus to get grades this year

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

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

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

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

Education secretary says summer schools will be run by existing school staff

Lengthening the school day is not part of the government’s plan to help pupils catch up on lost learning, says education secretary

No Ofsted inspections in the week commencing 8 March as schools and colleges focus on reopening to all pupils

Education secretary expects 'considerable expansion' to 120,000 helped by tutors, but fails to say how many will benefit

DfE report shows pupils returning to school last June had less reading loss than those who continued learning remotely

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