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Ofqual, the exams regulator, tells pupils that no adjustments will be made in 2023 to accommodate for the impact of the pandemic

Tutoring league tables will not be used as a "stick to beat people with", the Department for Education's top civil servant has claimed

Schools have been told to factor in the government's new 'parent pledge' of support for children who fall behind when setting their budgets for next year

New legislation to boost intervention in failing academies and support more schools to join academy trusts will be announced in the Queen's Speech

Growing numbers of schools report pupils to the government’s counter-terrorism scheme Prevent over suspected 'incel' and other lesser-known extremist ideologies

The government proposals have caused a backlash amongst universities who say it will prevent poorer students from achieving their potential

The National Baccalaureate Trust has published proposals for a new qualification they say would give all students a record of accomplishments between 14 to 18

Ofqual boss hopes switching to online exams could end tiered GCSEs that she says can put a 'ceiling' on pupil potential and leave leaders in difficult positions

Secondary schools are getting better Ofsted grades since the return of routine inspections, but judgments in special schools have worsened

Holland Park whistleblowers vindicated by a report detailing public humiliation, racism and misleading Ofsted demand to know why misconduct swas ignored