How many 15-year-olds are gullible enough to get scammed by a spam email?
April Fools' Day is traditionally a day for (mostly) harmless pranks. But we look at a serious issue: how vulnerable are young people to being duped by online scams?
Has peak PISA passed? A look at the attention results from international assessments receive
Once upon a time PISA was all the rage. But is it receiving less attention now than it used to?
Ten things we’ve learned about teachers’ anxiety about work during the pandemic
John Jerrim presents the headline findings from new research on teachers' anxiety about work
GCSE Results 2022: What does the National Reference Test tell us about how achievement in maths and English has changed over time?
We take a look at what the results of this year's NRT can tell us.
Did independent schools really “fiddle” their A-Level grades more than other schools in 2021?
We investigate whether the data justifies claims that independent schools 'fiddled' their results last year
Do teenagers who feel anxious about testing achieve worse GCSE grades?
We round up the key points from new research investigating whether GCSE grades are lower amongst pupils who suffer from high levels of test anxiety.
Is there is a link between Year 11 pupils’ wellbeing and their GCSE grades?
We bring you the headline results from new research on the impact of wellbeing on academic attainment.
Does it matter if you don’t get a C (or 4) grade in GCSE mathematics?
We look at the long term effects of missing out on a C/4 grade, including future educational outcomes, job prospects and overall life satisfaction.
Do disadvantaged children receive enough financial education in school?
In the final part of this series on financial literacy, we look at financial education in schools.