‘Stressful and exhausting’: Ofqual report exposes teacher grade woes Survey also shows over half of teachers felt pressured to change their grades last year by either leaders or parents
Education secretary Michelle Donelan resigns after less than two days ‘No way’ Boris Johnson can remain in post, says Donelan
Ex-DfE adviser and ESFA boss appointed in Ofqual board shake-up New board members to bring ‘invaluable insight’, says regulator chair
Universities told to advertise drop-out rates Universities have been asked to advertise drop-out and employment rates so, in the minister’s words, applicants avoid ‘dead end’ courses
Union threatens results days as staff mull strike action A pay dispute at AQA could see staff walk out over the summer, but bosses say union strike threats are ‘needlessly frightening’ students and teachers.
Williamson provided wine and mince pies for DfE lockdown Xmas party Sue Gray report finds 50 staff were invited to the ‘festive drinks’ – organised days in advance
A National Baccalaureate: How it would work Trust proposes new qualification to give all students a record of accomplishments between 14 to 18
3-week SEND review extension after accessible versions finally published Children’s minister said a ‘full, fair, open consultation is key to vision for more inclusivity’
Ofqual’s 3-year plan for exams: what you need to know Exams watchdog pledges to support the use of technology in assessments