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As The Telegraph’s Agony Uncle, I weigh in on your dilemmas – the good, the bad and the ugly

A number of schools say pupils in years 11, 12 and 13 will have to miss lessons and study at home or the library amid educator walkouts

Schools may need to decide to close without knowing which of their staff will be taking part with GCSE pupils missing out on vital learning

Discussions underway in Whitehall about how to handle rise of artificial intelligence

Singapore News - Changes are underway to reduce the stakes of the A-level examinations and free up space for students to explore their interests, as well as to enable adults to pursue a degree at later parts in their lifelong learning journey. From 2026, students from junior colleges (JCs)... Read more at www.tnp.sg

King’s College London Mathematics School, a mixed specialist maths college for pupils aged 16 to 19, has best A-level results in 2022

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Ofsted promised that its 2019 framework would look more closely at what schools taught pupils, rather than just exam results. Is that now reflected in its judgments?

Ministers are under fire for reneging on their promise to axe just a 'small' number of BTECs and other applied general qualifications