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The humble jotter still has a critical role to play in providing pupils with feedback, says secondary teacher Sammy McHugh

Unions and exam boards welcome planned use of equation and formulae sheets in 2024 exams – but ASCL warns that the Ofqual consultation came after some schools sat mock exams

A big increase in the number of students taking resits in GCSE English and maths highlights the unfairness of the system once again, say critics

There was a 21 per cent increase in the number of approved requests for marks to be adjusted in the 2023 exams compared with pre-pandemic figures

Proportion of youngest pupils hitting development goals rises slightly but is still below pre-pandemic levels of achievement

Shirley Rogers will have to steer the SQA through reform as it prepares to be replaced by a new national body in the coming years

With the data from this year’s multiplication tables check having just been published, ÌÇÐÄVlog highlights the major trends

The results from the second year of the multiplication tables check have been released, showing a slightly wider gap for pupils with EHCPs

All schools need to be welcoming and should recognise the benefits of bringing in more pupils with SEND, says government official

The status quo in Scottish education is no longer sustainable and a lack of urgency in reforms could make our existing shortcomings even worse, says Melvyn Roffe

The number of approved access arrangements for GCSE and A-level exams has increased significantly, new figures show

Implementing the review of qualifications and assessment would ‘bring about serious change’, says outgoing ADES president