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But a new survey shows widespread concerns about how manageable moving to an online system would be for schools

Ofqual warns that putting pupils through too many assessments could have an adverse effect on some students’ mental well-being

Only one in seven teachers thinks the return to pre-pandemic course assessments in Scotland is a positive move at Higher level, Scottish Secondary Teachers’ Association research suggests

In ‘very rare’ example of industrial action in the Scottish independent sector, teachers at Hutchesons’ Grammar will strike over their removal from pension scheme

Ofqual data shows there were 470 appeals that triggered at least one GCSE grade change last year

Nine in 10 secondary teachers disagree with the Scottish Qualifications Authority decision to reinstate coursework and exams in practical subjects next year

The Scottish Qualifications Authority has asked schools to remind students about ‘the potential consequences of submitting work that isn’t their own’ – including that they could fail the course

Former schools minister warns of ‘grave concern’ over Year 11 absence rates as exam grading standards return to pre-pandemic levels

Think tank report suggests AI will make it impossible to guard against cheating and trust coursework grades

Despite widespread support for reform of qualifications and assessment, Hayward review analysis finds many competing views about what that should entail

Members attending school for part of strike day should get full pay – but are encouraged to donate it to union hardship fund under NEU guidance

Advice on helping exam students affected by strikes comes after NEU announced further industrial action this term