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Penalties for mobile phone exam cheats up by a third since pandemic

This year, 1,845 such penalties were issued for these offences – up from 1,385 in 2019, the last time exams were sat

Alan smithersDepartment for educationEmployment researchCentre for educationUniversity of buckinghamUk newsA levels

GCSE pupils still need exam help to get over Covid, says Government

Ministers accused of 'dumbing down', as maths, science and foreign language tests will again come with extra support

Jo saxtonChris mcgovernAlan smithersDepartment for educationEmployment researchCentre for educationA department for educationCampaign for real educationReal educationOfqual chief regulator

DfE can t say whether £850k edtech scheme improved schools

The government can't say whether schools taking part in an £850,000 edtech support scheme improved because of the help they received

Covid 19Education policy

UTC chief wants sleeves in secondary schools

Baker Dearing Trust chief executive Simon Connell claims things are looking up – with new ones on the horizon and plans afoot for new ‘UTC sleeves'

City ofUnited kingdomSimon connellBilly camdenRobert halfonMichael goveDepartment for educationEngineering academyNational audit officeBristol technologyAbbeywood schoolBaker dearingBaker dearing trustGet information about schoolsLord bakerConservative party

Improvement in ethnic minorities GCSEs, but some fall further behind

Most large minority ethnic groups are as likely to obtain good English and maths GCSEs as white British students, a new report says

United kingdomImran rasulInstitute for fiscalFiscal studiesBlack caribbeanBlack afraicanBlack african

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