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Think tank report suggests AI will make it impossible to guard against cheating and trust coursework grades

Despite widespread support for reform of qualifications and assessment, Hayward review analysis finds many competing views about what that should entail

Activities that help students to see essays as a process of exploration, involving plenty of trial and error, are key to improving their approach, says assistant head Clare Jarmy

Members attending school for part of strike day should get full pay – but are encouraged to donate it to union hardship fund under NEU guidance

Advisory group to assess whether new maths qualification is needed to ensure all pupils study maths to 18, Sunak is set to announce today

Ending three years in a row of high-stakes exams is essential to a ‘coherent programme of teaching’, says School Leaders Scotland

Even though artificial-intelligence systems such as ChatGPT will be able to do many tasks in education, human moderation will be essential, says this teacher

Cath Jadhav set to move to the exam board after last year’s Btec woes

Scottish Qualifications Authority insists that bringing back coursework ‘provides learners with a more balanced approach to assessment’

The Standard Grade qualification that was replaced a decade ago offers pointers to a successful future for Scottish assessment, says teacher Sammy McHugh

Only a tiny proportion of the world’s children could afford to attend Institut auf dem Rosenberg, so what sort of advantages can they expect for their families’ huge outlay? Henry Hepburn travelled to Switzerland to find out

This week’s essential news and analysis features all the reaction to the new teacher pay offer, including plans for more strikes, heads’ warnings about funding the increase and a plea from the education secretary