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Reversion to pre-Covid coursework and exams described as ‘a bad news story for all secondary school teachers and the young people they teach’

Teachers should be able to focus on lost learning support without accountability ‘looming’ over them, say primary school leaders

Four key points for schools from the government’s latest advice on artificial intelligence in education

Coursework and exams for practical subjects – which were removed in response to the Covid pandemic – will return next year, says SQA, but move is criticised by teaching union

The education secretary will make the comments at the BETT show in London today

Schools should make students aware of the ‘risk’ of the use of artificial intelligence to complete coursework, says the JCQ

Last year, as students in England sat their traditional English GCSE, those in international schools were sitting the same exam as a digital, computer-based test in a pilot that offers an intriguing insight into the future of digital assessment

Three-quarters of exam officers concerned schools won’t have enough competent, fully trained invigilators for summer exams

From the rise of authoritarian regimes to operating in a post-truth landscape, Olli-Pekka Heinonen outlines the upheavals international school leaders must be ready for

But schools may struggle to buy extra devices with stretched budgets, leaders warn

Fears that AI could undermine non-examined assessments may set alarm bells ringing for those who recall the old GCSE controlled assessments, says Yvonne Williams

The King’s coronation delaying Sats results reads like an esoteric exam question but the impact on schools – from teachers to governors – will be notable, says Michael Tidd