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Teachers say the intervention can boost relationships with students – now research will see if it boosts GCSE science results

Education secretary grilled over the lack of funding for reform delivery boards highlighted in ÌÇÐÄVlog Scotland exclusive yesterday

Despite the teacher strike over pay closing secondary schools across Scotland today, heads say schools had plenty of time to reschedule preliminary exams

Exams system to come under scrutiny by MPs in attempt to influence political parties’ manifestos

OpenAI’s chatbot has proved it can use artificial intelligence to effectively mimic students’ writing, but how good would it be at marking an English essay? Daisy Christodoulou decided to find out

The final report of the independent Hayward review of qualifications and assessment in Scotland has been delayed to ensure ‘meaningful engagement’

Concerns focus on number of pupils with additional support needs achieving expected levels in literacy and numeracy

Ofqual research into the experiences of teachers and students in 2021, when exams were cancelled, recommends a review of how exam boards communicate in ‘periods of uncertainty’

School Leaders Scotland brands the current exam-focused assessment system as a ‘colossal waste of learning time’, in its submission to the qualifications review

The number of penalties issued to students overall also increased since the last time exams took place in 2019

Exam watchdog report sets out the key challenges faced during the return to GCSE and A-level exams this summer

New data from the EPI lays bare the scale of the pandemic’s negative impact on closing the GCSE disadvantage gap, showing that little has changed in more than a decade for the very poorest pupils, as associate director Emily Hunt explains