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It is ‘more important than ever’ that attainment gaps are ‘carefully monitored’, expert warns

Call to extend the pupil premium to sixth-formers as research reveals the ‘destinations gap’ for students after GCSEs

Independent schools only ‘middle of the road’ for hiking 2021 grades compared with other schools and colleges, finds new research

Calls to overhaul the exams system ‘exaggerate the benefits’, warns report ahead of GCSE results day

New report says lack of students taking language GCSEs will lead to the government’s flagship English Baccalaureate targets being ‘quietly phased out’

English Association chief warns over government’s support for maths and sciences over arts subjects after subject falls out of top 10

Entries for English literature A level fell by 9.4 per cent this year, new figures have shown – after a call for government action to ‘stop the spiral of decline’

Despite the fall, independent schools still received the highest proportion of A* grades

We look at the latest A-level results in Northern Ireland, after the first full set of summer exams since 2019

It is the first time Welsh students have sat external A-level exams since 2019 – so how did they do?

The latest A-level results broken down by gender, subject and grades

ASCL warn that the decline has been influenced by the ‘grind of memorising large amounts of traditional texts’ at GCSE