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Further grades at GCSE could damage pupils’ mental health, says leading private school headteacher

Will there be a dearth of GCSE and A-level examiners next year after two years of no marking? It’s a situation we can’t allow to happen, says this senior examiner

Pupils experiencing poor mental health are three times more likely not to secure five GCSE grades at A* to C or 9 to 4, a study suggests.

Schools minister sets out plans for grading reviews and provisional process for next year’s GCSE and A-level exams

Shadow education secretary criticises Boris Johnson, Gavin Williamson and Nick Gibb over handling of GCSEs and A levels

Scrapping GCSE exams would take education system back ‘decades’, schools minister warns

First minister previously indicated that teen Covid vaccination could minimise further disruption to schools

Decision risks soaring infections among school-aged children this autumn, headteachers’ leader warns

Heads condemn ‘nonsensical’ GCSE data decision – while primary performance tables will return a year later in 2022-23

But two-thirds of parents think teachers should get a pay rise next year, a Mumsnet poll shows

Call for the regulator to be ‘more transparent’ about how it will identify schools for ‘quality assurance’ over grades

The education secretary attacks ‘second-rate qualifications’ but the replacement will most likely lead to levelling down, says Geoff Barton