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Students should think carefully about taking exams in autumn if they are unhappy with their grade, says leading head

The recent announcement that Eton College and Star Academies will open new selective sixth forms in the North of England and the Midlands generated much debate. Here, Tom Arbuthnott and Lisa Crausby provide more detail on the proposals

This Scottish head won’t allow phones ‘to be seen, heard or used’, but believes a ban may be ‘a battle that can’t be won’

Jo Saxton, the government’s preferred candidate as Ofqual chief, spoke to MPs this morning about her plans for the role

It is ‘unacceptable’ that there have been no details or consultation over next summer’s exams, says union leader

Option of either exam or non-exam routes due to pandemic also leads to a rise in overall Diploma pass rate

One in three secondary schools does not have a policy that covers the analysis of restraint incidents, research shows

Part-time teachers in Scotland can also receive full £400 payment for work assessing pupils at the ‘discretion’ of headteachers

The teacher claimed that there was a pause between the words ‘girl’ and ‘friend’

Teachers under ‘enormous pressure’ from parents to change grades, shadow education secretary says

Most new chemistry teachers unprepared for teaching practicals, a new survey finds – and the Royal Society of Chemistry is calling for £7m to plug the gap

Only a fifth of teachers back growing calls for the GCSE to abolished post-pandemic, a ÌÇÐÄVlog survey shows