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Exclusive: Dr Jo Saxton tells ÌÇÐÄVlog that a final decision will be made on grading for next year's GCSEs following analysis of today's results

Teachers could strike over latest 'inadequate' pay offer, with the EIS advising members to reject the offer

National Tutoring Programme blamed for widening disadvantage gap but Rishi Sunak says it was 'all that could be done at the time'

New NRT results show 'young people’s English and maths skills are not hugely out of kilter with pre-pandemic levels', says expert

Hundreds of SQA staff plan to walk out for three days in September in a dispute over pay

The proportion of students achieving top marks saw a bigger fall at private schools, while selective schools saw the smallest change

ÌÇÐÄVlog breaks down today's GCSE results in Northern Ireland after the first full set of exams since 2019

The gap between the regions with the largest and smallest proportions of top GCSE grades has increased slightly since the last set of exams in 2019

The first external GCSE exams since 2019 were held in Wales this year and today the results are published – here’s what you need to know

This year's GCSE results, broken down by grade, subject and gender

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

A new consultation has been launched today seeking views on how to raise the profile of the Scots and Gaelic languages

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

Subjects like music and German may become too expensive for schools to teach, amid falling GCSE entries and budget pressures, warns union head

EIS teaching union says schools' 'default position' should be that they close when support staff strike in nine council areas next month

The title of headteacher ‘holds emotional weight’ and changing it ‘will never be popular’, finds consultation

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

GMB will ballot members on £1,925 flat rate pay rise offer and warn some staff are 'on the brink of poverty'

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

Highly skilled staff are ‘languishing’ on supply lists because the Scottish government is ‘skimping’ on funding, says union boss

Ian Bauckham said no "right-thinking person would not be concerned" by regional disparities in today's A-level results

In response to this year's A-level results, experts call on Ofqual to add a further stage to its two-step return to pre-pandemic grading levels – amid fears of a widening disadvantage gap