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Plan to scrap S4 exams rejected – but ‘internal and continuous assessment will contribute to a greater percentage of a final grade’, says Jenny Gilruth

Cambridge survey shows the countries emerging alongside the UK, USA, Canada and Australia as popular destinations for university study

Analysis from FFT Education Datalab suggests that numbers having to resit will be similar this year compared with 2022-23

Some of the most influential figures in Scottish education in recent times raise concerns that an opportunity for ‘bold and radical’ reform is being missed

Children attending primary school in England are subject to a series of tests from Reception to Year 6. ÌÇÐÄVlog outlines what each one involves

When the International Baccalaureate announced measures to combat the sharing of exam content, it raised questions about the future of exams in the age of AI. Emma Seith reports

School leaders, councils and students all say the education reform process will be undermined if SQA staff transfer ‘wholesale’ to Scotland’s new qualifications body

The latest statistics on this year’s Year 6 tests also reveal improved attainment for pupils with SEND

In our ‘My Week As’ series, a senior sector leader reveals what a typical week looks like in their role. For this article, we talk to Elma Lawson

Scottish schools do not receive overall ratings post-inspection – but they are graded on key aspects of their work and now secondary heads are calling for that to end

Scottish programme for government states that the exams will no longer feature in 2025-26, as part of national qualifications reform

Some students would have started exams the day after returning from the Easter break under the Scottish Qualifications Authority’s original plans