Exams & Qualifications

One of the purposes of the Tony Little Centre for Innovation and Research in Learning (CIRL) at Eton is to...

Two out of three parents believe that the education system places too much emphasis on exams, The Times reports. A...

In England, fewer than 1 per cent of GCSE students study a text written by a person of colour, and,...

Ask any teacher and they will tell you that the word “change” is endemic in education. It is frequently talked...

Like many in education, I read the comments this week by the social mobility commissioner Katharine Birbalsingh with some dismay....

Glenn Hoddle managed the England men’s football team between 1996-1999, taking over shortly after the side had famously lost to...

Let’s start with the hard truth that teachers in the creative arts don’t want to hear. The arts do not...

Individual students should not be held back by the current “one-size-fits-all” approach to qualifications and assessment, a new report from...

A talented young designer at King’s Ely school is celebrating victory in a prestigious competition. John-Oswald Crichton, 17, was one...

Sponsored Content Conversations about student wellbeing often lead to discussions about assessment and the reporting of student achievement. Often, concerns...