Last call for parents and schoolchildren to shape the National Curriculum
The deadline for parents and schoolchildren to contribute to the government’s National Curriculum Review is next week. The Curriculum and
Watch: International education test sees UK improve but divides opinions in country with lowest score
Amid cancelled exams due to the coronavirus, UK ministers may take comfort from the country’s modest gains in the international PISA tests at the end of last year.
Bettering Oldham’s GCSE results starts at home and in community, says councillor
Oldham schoolchildren are below the national GCSE average and the community must work together to boost their grades, says councillor Shoab Akhtar.
GCSEs make teens feel stupid even when they’re NOT, says Manchester education boss
As the GCSE results gender gap widens, a Manchester education boss is claiming the exams don’t just make boys feel stupid but girls too ‘even when they’re not’.
In pictures: A-level results from across Manchester and Salford… well done everyone!
It was decision day for Manchester students as A-level results were released – but national figures took a hit for the first time in more than 30 years.
Exam pressure and school targets put children’s welfare at risk, warns teaching union chief
Vigorous testing and end of year exams occupy children’s minds 24/7, and this coupled with social pressures can causes children to suffer from various health issues