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Ofqual chief tells ÌÇÐÄVlog that it is ‘impossible’ to put measures in place in the exams system to account for different levels of Covid disruption to learning across the country

Headteachers share fears that a high number of failed appeals would show that teachers’ judgment and Covid disruption are not being properly reflected

The government and Ofqual have set out how exams will run this year – here’s everything you need to know

The exam board has cut three texts, including Alan Bennett’s ‘The History Boys’, to make way for works that ‘better reflect modern Britain’

Reform programme has to address mismatch between the curriculum’s ambition and what national qualifications actually deliver, says Melvyn Roffe

School leaders have reported issues accessing the Department for Education’s KS2 assessment results checking service

With English Baccalaureate take-up likely to fall far short of the government’s targets, many are asking if it still has a future. Grainne Hallahan reports

Survey finds ‘large majority’ back changes to assessment but there is no clear support for more or fewer exams

New research exposes the workload burden placed on teachers when exams were cancelled in 2021 – as well as the ‘unfair advantage’ resits gave some students

After two years of marking GCSE English exams, Chloe Bernhardt has learned some important lessons that she’ll be taking into her teaching this term

The most common supports were extra time in the exam, and sitting the exam in a separate room

Members of the Scottish Parliament’s education committee grilled Scotland’s beleaguered exam body this week – here are seven key takeaways from the meeting