According to a report by the Education Policy Institute (EPI) on school funding allocations 2021-22, better-off pupils in England will see larger school funding increases than poorer pupils.

Ofqual has published further information on how the appeals process for GCSE and A-Level exam results will operate this summer

The number of Scottish domiciled students being offered a place at Scottish universities is the second highest on record.

The Disability Law Service has said that more than a quarter of English councils are acting unlawfully by discriminating against children with autism.

In a letter sent to the Education Secretary, Kate Green, Labour’s Shadow Education Secretary, called on the Government to ensure that inequalities in the education system are not further entrenched by the standardisation methodology being used

Low pay, a high workload and a lack of career development for early years workers risk having a serious impact on the provision of care and education services for the under-fives, says a new report

Anne Longfield, Children’s Commissioner for England

Anne Longfield, Children’s Commissioner for England, has published a new briefing setting out the key actions needed to ensure children are at the heart of planning for any future coronavirus lockdowns

580 school building projects in England have been given the green light to receive funding from the Condition Improvement Fund

Ofqual's role has been expanded to include the provision of EQA for apprenticeship End Point Assessment

Exam results are based on a combination of teacher judgment and national moderation by the SQA after exams were cancelled due to coronavirus

A study has provided the first estimates on the levels of test-trace-isolate coverage needed for schools and wider society to reopen while avoiding a second epidemic wave 

Ofqual is launching a consultation on a range of proposals for VTQ assessments in 2021 and a new version of the Extraordinary Regulatory Framework (ERF)

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