Another day and another report dumbs down the root causes of education inequality
A report into how the educational attainment gap between rich and poor pupils is widening has received a lot of ...
A report into how the educational attainment gap between rich and poor pupils is widening has received a lot of ...
Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said it is not necessary for face coverings to be worn in all schools.
A former Department for Education director-general issued a clear warning to the Education Secretary about the Ofqual algorithm.
Amid the ongoing catastrophe of this year's A-level and GCSE exam results, the government has left one cohort of students ...
Calls for education secretary Gavin Williamson to quit over the A-level grades fiasco are a distraction at a time when ...
GCSE students will receive their final grades on Thursday despite the government’s U-turn on grading, exam boards have pledged. All ...
Education secretary Gavin Williamson has resisted calls to resign over his handling of A-level and GCSE grades in England, but ...
A U-turn over the controversial system for awarding A-level results in England appears imminent after Tory MPs heaped pressure on ...
The Prime Minister faces criticism from headteachers and his own MPs over the computer model used to determine A-level grades.
Stormont Education minister has announced the major policy change just days before the results are due to be published
Labour leader Keir Starmer has now waded into the debate over the reopening of schools amid the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. ...
The scandal over Ofqual's downgrading of hundreds of thousands of A-Level results continues. But a blog post by Dominic Cummings ...
Pupils across England received their A-level results on Thursday, with thousands being downgraded.
The Education Secretary says some schools would have awarded all their students top A-level grades without Government intervention.
Hundreds of thousands of pupils’ results have been downgraded after this year’s summer exams were cancelled because of coronavirus (Covid-19). ...
Here’s a closer look following the announcement of the ‘triple lock’ system for students in England.
Exam boards are also being pressured to make appeals free in this pandemic-affected year, so poorer students do not miss ...
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