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Full inspections from September will hinder the recovery efforts in schools, warn teachers' leaders

Harris Federation says ransomware attack will have a 'significant impact' on its academies

Children’s commissioner says it is still unclear – even to some teachers – what will be used as evidence of attainment

Professor Li Wei, an expert in language education, aims to 'strengthen engagement' with the teaching profession

Number of allegations detailing sex abuse in schools and universities now tops 8,000 and is 'growing exponentially'

Teacher training inspections are 'out of kilter' with Ofsted's plan for schools and colleges, providers say

The Scottish Liberal Democrats pledge to delay school starting age and scrap controversial testing of P1s

Inspectorate will conduct on-site visits to schools in the summer term, but few graded inspections until September

A school starting age of 7 is favoured, with the party pointing to Finland's 'renowned' education system

Opposition politicians say policy should have been announced far earlier in the Covid pandemic

How to get grade 9? Do everything for grade 8 but 'a bit better' – teachers take to social media to criticise new grade descriptors

Many wrongly assumed that lockdown was not as much of a blow to families who had always home educated, says Susan Ireland

Exclusive: Education secretary Gavin Williamson writes for ÌÇÐÄVlog, expressing trust in teachers to deliver the right grades this summer

The head of the Joint Council for Qualifications outlines the thinking behind the approach to GCSE and A-level grading

A teacher who falsified medical records can apply to review the ban in five years

The latest data shows there has been a small increase in the percentage of positive cases among school-aged children

A positive Covid test could mean students are unable to sit any component of their course and may miss out on an assessed grade – and so have to wait an entire year to access higher education

Spoken assessments can be used for GCSE and A-level grades for students where other evidence is not available, exam boards say

The countdown to one of the biggest dates in the independent school calendar starts today

'Frustrated' heads concerned that teachers now have just 12 weeks to 'deliver and quality-assure' A-level and GCSE grades

Communities secretary says protests at a West Yorkshire school are 'not right' and that the DfE is 'liasing' with the school on the matter

Exam-like 'final assessments' described as an 'outrage', given supposed cancellation of exams in 2021

Covid has sparked a DfE shift in attitude towards digital GCSEs and A levels that may mean the end of paper exams

Covid is bringing online GCSEs and A levels a step closer. Here we reveal the education systems that have already made the switch