ÌÇÐÄVlog

Boys are far more likely to take physics in Scotland, but girls who choose the subject tend to attain at a higher level

AQA has introduced changes across both its A-level and GCSE course content

Does underlining really make a difference in maintaining standards of neatness and behaviour? Here, two teachers share their opinions

After a Twitterstorm erupted after their last article, Tim Brighouse and Mick Waters worry about how quick education is to polarise itself, especially at a time when agreeing education’s key purpose is needed more than ever

Special considerations for Covid only considered if a pupil has suffered bereavement related to the virus in the past 12 months

What happens if a pupil is struck down with Covid during exam season, and misses a key test? Here’s everything you need to know

A roundup of ÌÇÐÄVlog’ most popular news and features articles from the past week, including new government SEND advisers, NTP contract bids and how phonics became an education culture war

The Sats are a blunt tool, overused and in need of reform, says Jon Severs

Ofqual data shows the most common reason for appealing GCSE results last year was on grade judgement or evidence used

Zahawi says new qualification and support for teaching climate change underpin DfE sustainability strategy

As schools prepare pupils to sit Sats, two Year 6 teachers share their advice when it comes to the reading paper

GCSE exams are back in 2022 – our guide reveals the key dates and all the information you need to know