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Statement responding to queries about coronavirus.
All new primary school pupils will take the reception baseline assessment from September
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Decisions follow an analysis of consultation responses into how qualifications listed on DfE Key Stage 4 performance tables should be regulated.
Music industry experts will help shape the future of music education, as the Government sets to refresh the blueprint that promotes equal music opportunities
Ofqual response to Department for Education consultation on reforms to the Early Years Foundation Stage.
Letters to schools and colleges from Chief Regulator Sally Collier about making appropriate entries for tiered GCSEs in 2020.
Our reports relating to GCSEs & A levels taken in summer 2019, the delivery of vocational & technical qualifications, and a range of other related analyses.
A letter to notify exam boards that Ofqual has published the summer data exchange procedure.
School standards Minister Nick Gibb writes to the Education Select committee about standards in international GCSEs.
A decision to adjust grading standards in GCSE French and German.
Proposals to strengthen how we regulate Technical Awards in performance tables
Speech by Sally Collier to the Federation of Awarding Bodies conference, on the role of Ofqual in maintaining public confidence in qualifications.
Proposals to amend how we use our powers to take regulatory action.
Free schools achieve highest results for six and seven-year-old pupils for the fifth year in a row
Ofqual has confirmed how awarding organisations will be expected to scrutinise assessment judgements of training providers.
Ofqual response to the Report of the Independent Commission on Examination Malpractice
New index looks at how prices for assessments change over time.
Increase in pupils reaching the highest standard at the end of primary school
Prime Minister and Education Secretary congratulate pupils on GCSE results as more than a fifth of all entries achieve grade 7 or above
Ofqual's guide to the 2019 GCSE results in England.
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