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Choose the right education path for your child

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Several GCSE and A-level exams could be taken on screen from 2030

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At least one in six pupils given extra time in exams last year, regulator says

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Education spending plans will struggle to narrow gaps in outcomes – report

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Government’s potential AI qualification ‘may face teacher shortage challenges’

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Michael Rosen: Climate change education should be woven throughout curriculum

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Government announces plan to cut GCSE exam time by up to three hours

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‘Homicidal’ Johnson considered sacking Williamson over 2020 exam results fiasco

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Undergraduate tuition fee cap to rise with inflation for next two years

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New ‘V-Level’ qualification to sit alongside A-Levels

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Curriculum review will support changing ‘inflexible approach’ to GCSE resits

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Disadvantaged students ‘more likely to miss out on GCSE foreign languages’

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Covid inquiry to shift focus to pandemic’s impact on children and young people

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Further education sector left to run on fumes, MPs say

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Defendant tells jury he didn’t pay much attention to ‘rubbish’ bomb-making video

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Fall in key GCSE pass rate prompts concerns about English and maths resits

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Shear delight for teenager who took sheep to collect GCSE results

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GCSE gender gap at narrowest point this century

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Givan among the nervous early risers on GCSE results day

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Music and PE GCSEs see rise in popularity

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Ukrainian refugee awarded special recognition for art GCSE

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Spanish overtakes French to become most popular foreign language GCSE

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GCSE cohort receiving results ‘undoubtedly affected by Covid disruption’

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Pupils receiving GCSE results ‘may face more competition for sixth form places’

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‘Chronic’ under-performance of boys at GCSE should be treated as major issue

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What can students expect from this year’s exam results?

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Students will want universities to ‘understand context’ over grades – Ucas chief

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Phillipson vows to tackle ‘thorny’ challenge facing white working-class pupils

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Exam board faces £350,000 fine after students received wrong GCSE results

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