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TO improve performance in mathematics and science, educators and learning materials need to transmit excitement of the subjects to students.

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Eighth graders are less engaged and knowledgeable about government than they were before the pandemic, a global study finds.

As controversy rages over the difficulty of primary school SATs and headteachers threaten to boycott OFSTED inspections, here’s some excellent education news for once.

Primary school children in England are the fourth most literate in the world, the latest Progress in International Reading Literacy Study shows.

According to a new study, children in England are better at reading than anywhere else in the Western world.

According to an assessment of the reading level of 400,000 students from more than 55 countries, most students, including those in several Canadian provinces, reached international benchmarks despite the COVID-19 pandemic — but some declining trends show that there was an impact.

Only children in Singapore, Ireland, Hong Kong and Russia achieved higher reading scores.

Schools minister Nick Gibb said the Governments reforms and the dedication of primary school teachers were behind the countrys success.

Literacy of nine and 10-year-olds in England was ranked fourth in world in Pirls study, with teachers praised