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TORY Schools Minister Nick Gibb finally bowed to mounting pressure today and promised to “look at” a Sats exam paper that was so difficult, it allegedly...

England’s children placed fourth in a global education league table, behind Singapore, Hong Kong and Russia, jumping from eighth position to enter the top five.

Teachers persistently mispronouncing a student’s name can make the child feel undervalued, says Gideon Hammond, who has come up with a simple initiative to help

Public sector wages fall further behind private sector as unions prepare for fresh pay talks

Stormont officials have been asked to examine the revenue-raising potential of increasing university student fees in Northern Ireland to £7,000.

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...

The Levelling Up minister paid a visit to Rotherham and Stocksbridge yesterday and met local Conservative MPs to talk about key projects, such as the renovation...

'Small number' of colleges have 'created a large number of new and additional mock exams and assessments'

The shortage of funding for these young people is threatening the financial stability of local authorities

The extent to which Covid learning loss is still affecting primary pupils in Maths has been revealed by new research, which suggests that schools will be...

The school, which is part of the Griffin Schools Trust, has to wait to find out until next month to find out if it has won