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KS2 SATs Marking Failings Prompt Independent Review, Appeal Deadline Extended to 7 September
KS2 Sats results were delayed nine days after Pearson marking glitches. An independent review is under way, with appeal deadline extended to 7 September.
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SATs Results Delayed 2026: What Parents Need to Know
Pearson delayed 2026 SATs results by nine days after a marking platform failure. Here's what it means if you want to appeal your child's marks.
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The Curriculum Review: What the New GCSE Specs Mean for Students
GCSE curriculum changes 2026 explained: exam time cuts, the EBacc scrapped, formula sheets and more. What the curriculum review means for your child.
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Changes to the UCAS Personal Statement
2026 is the First University Entry for Students Completing the New Style UCAS Personal Statement. It has changed from one long answer to three specific questions.
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Research Suggests Schools Should Reopen
Research from UCL suggests that the negative impacts of school closures during the coronavirus outbreak outweigh the positives
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Government to Keep Schools Open During Coronavirus Outbreak
The government has said that schools will stay open for now and they hope that GCSE and A Level exams will not be disrupted.
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Wales Set to Begin Online GCSE Exams
As part of the education shake up in Wales, they are looking into allowing students to sit exams electronically to keep pace with the changing way students study.
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Academics Want Oxford to Stop “Elitist” Application Fees
Staff at Oxford are asking the university to do away with £75 application fees for postgraduate courses.
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5,000 Post-GCSE Qualifications to be Scrapped
The Department for Education plans to remove unpopular post-16 courses as the new T Levels come into effect.
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