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I would like the exam boards to understand that our children have not had the specialist provision that every other child theyre competing with in the exam season has had. englands exams regulator says it has extended coursework deadlines and schools should reach out for support. schools want more help, though, such as percentage increases on exam results. but the department for education says it is not possible to make changes to exams and assessments for only some groups of students. st leonar...

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The two 16-year-olds responsible for the horrific murder of Brianna Ghey sat impassively in the dock as the judge read out the guilty verdict today

The government has this morning published its consultation on the Advanced British Standard, which runs until mid-March. Here's what schools need to know

The recommendations on A-Level exams taken by students in the North have been accepted by Minister Simon Harris.

An all-boys school whose students were ‘forged in the horrors of Covid’ has beaten Eton College to become the best secondary in the country for 2024 after turning in stellar results

Wilf Henderson was described as 'one in a million' in the short tribute as friends and loved ones grieve following the news he and Jevon Hirst, Harvey Owen and Hugo Morris, died in a car accident in Snowdonia, Wales

The young woman had been walking back from a night out to celebrate her A-Level results with friends when she was raped by a stranger, who grabbed her in the street

Youngsters from the south of England are twice as likely to get into Oxbridge as those from the north data from the Department of Education reveals - illuminating a north/south divide at the higher echelons of education

The Mensa member has an IQ of 161 - higher than Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking’s 160 - and has done four A levels since September. She now aims to pass another 24