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A trust leader outlines how they ensure Year 6 teachers do not feel overly pressured by Sats and know they are just another waypoint during children’s time at school

Education Policy Institute and Renaissance report also reveals the ongoing regional divide in outcomes following pandemic

The country’s biggest exam board will test how AI can be used to provide ‘quality assurance’ to human marking

In his first interview since taking up the role of interim chief regulator at Ofqual, Sir Ian speaks exclusively to ����Vlog about online assessment, the attainment gap and the need for stability

Report calls for schools to be given the resources they need to reduce suspensions

Former ‘catch-up tsar’ Sir Kevan Collins warns of a ‘strange pattern’ of high-performing schools not reflecting local communities

Peer feedback and assessment has the potential to improve learning and cut teacher workload, says Alex Quigley, so why isn’t it used more often in the classroom?

The reading and listening components of GCSE Italian and Polish will no longer be sat online from 2026, the exam board announces

The Scottish exams body also confirms that appeals will be free of charge this year and students will retain the right to appeal directly

The SQA is asking teachers and secondary students for feedback on the Scottish set texts studied as part of National 5 and Higher English courses

Your essential education news this week includes the government recommending a lower teacher pay rise and schools being forced to share daily attendance data

Teachers need more support to identify ‘undeclared’ use of artificial intelligence in coursework, school and exam leaders warn