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It is ‘imperative’ that employers understand how A-level grading standards have changed in the years since the pandemic, say heads’ leaders

Labour accuses the Conservatives of creating ‘the perfect storm’ for schools with both experienced teachers and new recruits leaving the profession

Assessment expert advising the government on its maths to 18 plan says upskilling non-maths teachers will be key to meeting the prime minister’s goal

More than 200,000 students around the world have received their Cambridge International AS- and A-level results

This year’s Scottish Qualifications Authority data shows just over 7,000 Higher entries across nine languages and a big drop in French – but there may be signs of a post-Covid comeback

Clamour for top university places means schools need to be ready to help students navigate clearing once A-level results are revealed

Many poorer sixth-formers may be opting out of prestigious universities due to financial worries, researchers warn

The 2023 A-level cohort did not take exams at GCSE and are now less likely to be awarded top grades

This year’s Scottish Qualifications Authority data also shows the Higher attainment gap has widened and is now close to level recorded before the pandemic

Grading arrangements have been made with disadvantaged students in mind, Ofqual chief regulator responds

Schools minister also says England exam results need to return to pre-pandemic levels this year to ensure qualifications carry ‘weight and credibility’

The education secretary also expressed a ‘huge thank you’ to school leaders and staff for their work during ‘a challenging year’ due to strikes and the cost-of-living crisis