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Why are examiners making so many mistakes?
Social Affairs Editor Jackie Long asks why are examiners making so many mistakes in their marking of papers, and why in some cases are they not correcting it?
With research showing that children are becoming dissatisfied with their bodies from a younger age, some schools are intervenening and giving them ammunition to fight back. Katie Razzall reports.
MPs call for standardised national syllabuses as part of reforms to remove “perverse incentives” for students to take dumbed-down exams at school.
Channel 4 News lifts the lid on a multimillion pound exam industry, revealing the extent exam boards profit from increased school fees, despite claiming tax-free charitable status.
The education secretary has revealed plans to scrap GCSE exams for children in England and replace them with something akin to O-levels – which his party got rid of nearly 25 years ago.
As the exams regulator publishes its plans for reform of A-levels, top universities welcome a proposal to restrict the number of re-sits students are able to take.
A Scottish council reverses its decision to gag a nine-year-old blogger whose fundraising blog about school dinners has gained worldwide popularity.
Following our investigation into an exam board covering up marking errors, Channel 4 News answers your questions about applying for a re-mark, the chances of changing your grade and how much it costs.
Social Affairs Editor Jackie Long asks why are examiners making so many mistakes in their marking of papers, and why in some cases are they not correcting it?
A Channel 4 News investigation reveals exam boards making money from their own mistakes, how state schools are more likely to lose out, and the man who raised the alarm is suspended.
New reforms propose giving parents more responsibility for their children’s care, but there are concerns that thousands will be taken off the special needs register. Channel 4 News reports.
One in 10 children conceived by fertility treatment ICSI have birth defects, the largest study of its kind shows. ICSI is used in about half of UK fertility treatments.
MPs are recommending that teenagers should be put in charge of school lessons to encourage them to train as teachers.
A government adviser recommends that parents of truants have their child benefit docked. Channel 4 News asks if the threat of fines for truancy actually works and speaks to a truant schoolgirl.
Primary and secondary school teachers are facing death threats, abuse and allegations of sexually absurd behaviour from cyberbullies, including parents and pupils, a new poll suggests.
Toulouse is in “lockdown” after a father, his two sons, and a third pupil were shot dead outside a Jewish school. It is the third drive-by shooting in the region in recent days.