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Pupils can appeal A-level grades if they are lower than what was predicted by teachers following an outcry over results.

A-level and GCSE students in England will be given grades estimated by their teachers, rather than by an algorithm, after a government U-turn.

It’s been a tumultuous few days for young people who were let down by the A-level moderation system and with the latest u-turn everyone will be asking – what happens now?

The education secretary has been urged to launch a review into the handling of A-level and GCSE results after exams were cancelled due to coronavirus.

The effects of hunger on young bodies (and minds) are serious and long-lasting, and exacerbate social inequalities’, government report finds

Chantelle E is a primary tutor in Surbiton, Kingston upon Thames. She shares her knowledge on what it takes to transfer from a career in teaching, to a career in private tutoring.

Head teachers in England say GCSEs and A-levels will have to be slimmed down for next year’s exams, because of the teaching time lost in the lockdown.

Schools will be asked to focus on implementing hygiene regimes and limiting the extent to which children mix with other pupils outside of their class or year group

All pupils in all year groups in England will go back to school full-time in September, Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has announced.

A £1bn fund to help England’s children catch up on what they have missed while schools have been closed has been announced by the prime minister.