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While England’s exam results are expected to return to pre-pandemic levels, regulators in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have kept their Covid-era modifications

For many pupils, it is the first time they will have sat formal exams, because GCSEs did not go ahead as normal during the pandemic. This...

Small number’ of schools have ‘created a large number of new and additional mock exams and assessments’

The college's student population almost doubled in that time

THE UK Government Secretary of State for Education has championed the success of the Borders College on a visit to its facilities alongside the local MP...

But academics express scepticism, saying policy does not tackle ‘root’ of problem behaviour

People in their seventies who went to schools with more graduate-level teachers have younger and smarter brains

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates recently spoke positively about the use of AI in teaching children to read and write.

The Scottish Qualifications Authority has asked schools to remind students about ‘the potential consequences of submitting work that isn’t their own’ – including that they could...

A stark contrast between single- and multi-academy trusts’ finances last year has been uncovered by the Kreston Global Academies Benchmark Report

Accountants' report warns trusts face 'uncertainty' as costs far outstrip schools' income