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Teachers criticise Ofqual plans to give schools 48 hours to produce GCSE and A-level grade evidence

‘There’s no one-size-fits-all model, and no one thinks any of this is ideal,’ say heads over GCSE and A-level grading

‘Some easement’ might be needed to take learning loss into account when exams return,’ says Ofqual chief

Exam boards could ask for more evidence of students’ work where they have ‘serious concerns’ about a school’s grading

Academic calls for more analysis of Scottish Pisa data after finding rise in lower achievers withdrawn from tests

‘Serious flaws’ in England’s data undermines claims influential global ranking is ‘truly representative’, warns expert

Students have an automatic right to appeal to exam boards, according to new Ofqual guidance

But pushing start of university year back to January would be ‘step too far’, says Ucas director of strategy

AQA exam board backing post-qualification university admissions in new model with ‘small’ changes to timings it says will benefit students

Manager says 16-year-old will be doing exams – despite SQA insistence that there should be no exams

EXCLUSIVE: Warning Covid recession may mean private schools cutting A levels and GCSEs in subjects like Mandarin

In response to a new report, heads’ leader says the ‘narrowness and snobbery’ of curriculum needs to be addressed