GCSE students face hardest maths exam in six years
A-level students across the UK were left reeling after facing what experts are calling the toughest GCSE maths paper in half a decade. Discover the questions that left even top pupils baffled.
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A-Level Results 2024: Mixed Outcomes for Students
Students across England and Northern Ireland receive their A-Level results today, with notable disparities in performance and university admissions trends.
NI students outperform UK in exam results again
Northern Ireland students have once again achieved higher A-Level and GCSE pass rates than their counterparts in England and Wales, continuing a long-standing trend.
Free Moonpig card for exam results celebration
Moonpig is offering students a free personalised card to celebrate their exam results. Find out how to claim yours today!
New Driving Test Questions That Could Catch You Out
Learner drivers in the UK now face trickier questions on the theory test. Find out what’s changed and how to ace your exam.
A-Level gap: England's grades drop while Wales & NI rise
New data reveals a widening gap in A-Level results across the UK, with England experiencing a decline in top grades while Wales and Northern Ireland see improvements. Experts weigh in on the disparities.
A-Level Results 2025: Top Student Strategies
Discover the best strategies for students to maximise their A-Level results in 2025 and secure a place at their dream university. Expert advice on clearing, resits, and alternative pathways.
MP slams govt over Whitehall 'waste culture'
Labour MP Chris Bryant criticises the UK government for excessive spending on temporary staff and consultants, calling for urgent reforms in Whitehall.
Best gifts to celebrate your child's exam success
Discover thoughtful and unique ways to reward your child's hard work after exam results with these inspiring gift ideas.
Record GCSE and A-Level pass rates spark grade inflation fears
This year's GCSE and A-Level results show record pass rates, but critics warn of grade inflation. Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson defends the grading system while students face university admission challenges.
Chatty driving examiners boost pass rates, research finds
New research suggests a friendlier, conversational style from driving examiners could help learners pass their tests more easily. Discover the surprising findings that may change how driving tests are conducted.
A-Level results show grade drop as UK returns to normal standards
This year's A-Level results show a decline in top grades, with experts attributing the drop to a return to pre-pandemic grading standards. Find out how students and schools are responding.
A-Level grading returns to pre-Covid standards
As grading returns to pre-Covid levels, students across England face a pivotal Results Day. Experts warn of potential dips in top grades, while universities adjust offers. Here’s the full breakdown.
Ofqual defends extra exam time for A-Levels and GCSEs
The head of Ofqual has addressed criticisms over extended exam time for students, citing data-driven decisions to ensure fairness in A-Level and GCSE assessments.
Labour plans civil service internships for diversity boost
The Labour Party proposes new civil service internships to increase diversity and opportunity in government roles, aiming to break down barriers in Westminster.
UK civil service internships for working-class only
A bold new initiative by the UK government reserves civil service internships solely for working-class students, aiming to diversify Whitehall and break down barriers to entry.
Duchy of Lancaster appointments under scrutiny
The government is facing fresh scrutiny over its handling of civil service appointments linked to the Duchy of Lancaster, raising concerns about transparency and accountability.
GCSE grades drop to pre-pandemic levels
This year's GCSE results show a significant drop in top grades, returning to pre-pandemic standards as Ofqual enforces stricter grading policies. Find out how students and schools are adapting.
Sun editor sparks row over civil service remarks
The Sun's editor David Dinsmore faces backlash after controversial remarks about the civil service, raising concerns over media influence on politics.
ChatGPT's 'Study Mode' Aims to Revolutionise Student Learning
OpenAI's ChatGPT introduces a groundbreaking 'Study Mode' designed to assist students with coursework, research, and exam prep—raising both excitement and ethical concerns in education.
Deadly floods hit northern China, thousands displaced
Heavy downpours in northern China have led to catastrophic flooding, claiming two lives and forcing thousands to evacuate as emergency services battle rising waters.
Whitehall sick leave surges under Starmer
Sick leave among Whitehall civil servants has surged dramatically, with new data revealing a sharp rise in absences since Keir Starmer took office. Experts warn of a growing crisis in public sector health and productivity.
Maths whizz kid's GCSE success formula revealed
A teenage maths prodigy shares his top revision tips after scoring a clean sweep of 9s in his GCSEs – proving hard work and smart strategies pay off.
Morning exams boost pass rates, study finds
New research from the University of Messina suggests that students perform better in exams taken in the morning rather than the afternoon. Find out why timing could be key to academic success.
Foreign Office chief holidayed during Afghanistan evacuation
A senior Foreign Office official went on holiday during the critical Afghanistan evacuation, then retired with a substantial payoff, sparking outrage.
UK expat finds better life in China
A British expat reveals why leaving the UK for China transformed her life—lower living costs, higher earnings, and a 13-hour workweek.
Ofqual admits exaggerating exam support stats
The UK exams regulator Ofqual has admitted to significantly exaggerating the number of students receiving special assistance during exams, raising concerns over transparency and fairness.
PM defends China trip: 'Respect costs nothing'
The Prime Minister has defended his diplomatic approach to China, insisting that mutual respect is key despite criticism over the trip's outcomes. Read the full analysis.
UK Gov Launches 'Civil Society Covenant' for Charities
The UK government has introduced a new 'Civil Society Covenant' aimed at safeguarding the rights of charities and campaigners to engage in peaceful protests without undue interference.
FIFA exam failure delays football agents' certification by year
Aspiring football agents are outraged after FIFA's glitch-ridden online exam caused a one-year delay in certification, derailing careers and sparking calls for accountability.
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