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Experts talk of ‘resit crisis’ as number accounts for nearly a quarter of maths and English entries, an all-time highThis year’s GCSE results in England delivered something that teachers and policymakers had craved in recent years: stability, at least …
Wales’s overpass rate of 62.5% is behind England’s 67.1% – although there were many success stories at the Llynfi valley secondaryGCSE results: pupils in England bounce back from pandemic as top grades riseMia Headington found out she had dyslexia the …
Proportion awarded grades 7 or above is up on last year despite concerns over pandemic’s affect on cohortGCSE results – livePupils in England who were thought to have been among the worst affected by Covid have bounced back in their GCSE results with m…
Move follows months of pressure from MPs, academics and campaigners, with dozens of other students still strandedNine students in Gaza with full scholarships to study at British universities have been told the UK government is working to facilitate the…
Exclusive: All pupils, including those with learning difficulties, made big improvements in tests when using word processorsStudents who use keyboards in exams get better test scores, according to new research, raising questions about how schools will …
Mixed classes would widen children’s understanding and reduce stigma and disinformation about periods, researchers sayBoys and girls should be taught together in mixed classes about menstruation to help reduce the stigma, secrecy and disinformation whi…
Belief that snack chain’s revenues exceed those of Oxford one of many underestimations of importance of HE sectorManchester United and Greggs’ famous sausage rolls are no match for the financial firepower of Britain’s leading universities, despite many…
Borrowers say higher repayments under changed Save plan means placing life on hold and creating further anxietyWhen Faith, a 33-year-old in Burlington, North Carolina, went back to get her master’s degree in higher education administration in 2020-21, …
Education secretary urges schools to change uniform requirements as costs force many parents into debtParents in England are skipping meals and turning to buy-now-pay-later services such as Klarna in order to afford school uniforms before the autumn te…
Schools and parents tell of inexperienced and absent tutors, and slow refunds alongside repeated demands to pay for services never wanted or receivedIn April 2024, Hannah, a teacher in a Kent primary school where she is in charge of music, thought she …