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As reported by BBC news, ministers are being accused of ‘sticking their fingers in their ears’ over the possibility that keep reading

The Association of School and College Leaders and the National Education Union have commented on the announcement that schools in keep reading

On Monday 16 March, the leaders of the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) and Association of School and College keep reading

As reported by The Guardian, the use of holiday ‘booster sessions’ for pupils in year two preparing for their Sats keep reading

YouGov surveyed 2028 parents of children in state primary schools in England to investigate their views on the current assessment keep reading

The pilot for testing four and five-year-olds has now ended – how has it been received? The testing of four keep reading

The UK’s main parties are preparing for a general election which will take place on 12 December It has only keep reading

The NAHT has commented on phonics check and KS1 SATs This piece needs a bit of an introduction. When you keep reading

As reported by The Guardian, the most recent SAT results show that girls continue to outperform boys in most topics, keep reading

According to a new survey, primary school teachers support the NEU’s ongoing campaign for a viable alternative to SATs With keep reading