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The inspectorate has ditched its pandemic guidance, in a move dubbed 'premature' amid fears of resurgent Covid absences
England's largest trust say it's 'wrong' for government to 'take over' curriculum body
'No evidence' students received the wrong outcomes but schools awarded £300k compensation
Baroness Deborah Bull will chair project to ensure schools offering 'rich and diverse' opportunities for all
What did we learn from data on the first summer exams since 2019?
It comes as exam boards finally admit nearly 2,000 grades still to be issued five days after results day
Labour and sector leaders demand answers over four-day wait
But national curriculum body dismisses the idea - saying it will remain 'by teachers for teachers'
'Incremental improvement' model would help 'resource-starved' schools, Sam Freedman says
