News T-level results 2025: Pass rate up and dropouts down Proportion receiving top grades stays static Billy Camden 3mo Billy Camden 3mo A-level results 2025 A-level results 2025: 8 key trends in England’s data Your handy Schools Week round up of the key trends in this year’s A-level results Jack Dyson 3mo Jack Dyson 3mo A-level results 2025 A-level results 2025: Top grades rise slightly again this year Ofqual says results rise could be because this year’s cohort made ‘better post-16 choices’ – but regional gap grows Schools Week Reporter 3mo Schools Week Reporter 3mo Secure schools Exclusive Young offenders to be pulled out of country’s first secure school Charity running the school says youngsters will be moved to other facilities until faulty doors fiasco resolved Jack Dyson 3mo Jack Dyson 3mo Movers and Shakers Tim Coulson named new DfE regions group director general Unity Schools Partnership CEO announced as John Edwards’s replacement in key DfE position Jack Dyson 3mo Jack Dyson 3mo GCSEs and A-levels Long read Inside the exams factory: how GCSE and A-level grades are made Each year, more than one million youngsters sit exams that often shape their career paths. But how does an… John Dickens 3mo John Dickens 3mo Breakfast clubs Exclusive DfE seeks business sponsors to boost flagship breakfast scheme impact Government says industry providers can help schools ‘make greater impact’ – and promises ‘promotional rights’ in return Ruth Lucas 3mo Ruth Lucas 3mo Sponsored post Sponsored How smarter buying can help UK schools make ends meet UK schools are under financial duress – but digital procurement has the potential to save money, eliminate inefficiencies and… SWAdvertorial 3mo Amazon Business 3mo Schools policy Long read Gibb’s reform reflections: EBacc regrets, academy lessons and ‘trad’ label misgivings The long-serving former Tory schools minister looks back at his reforms in a new book. Here are 13 interesting… John Dickens 3mo John Dickens 3mo Schools Exclusive Chartered College plans to appoint ‘professors of teaching’ The professional body for teachers hopes the roles can ‘raise the status and prestige of the profession’ Lydia Chantler-Hicks 3mo Lydia Chantler-Hicks 3mo News Attendance rates improve this year, but severe absence worsens Government lauds improvement in attendance this year, but number of pupils with ‘severe absence’ worsens Ruth Lucas 3mo Ruth Lucas 3mo Behaviour Exclusive DfE review to tackle behaviour and ‘preventable’ exclusions Government plans ‘expert’ review and new toolkits to help schools crackdown on misbehaviour, exclusions and bullying Ruth Lucas 3mo Ruth Lucas 3mo Newer 1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 1,006 Older
