OFQUAL’s Chief Regulator comments on the upcoming Summer assessment period
Sir Ian Bauckham, Chief Regulator, Ofqual After a long career as a teacher and school leader, and three years as Ofqual’s Chair, I took up the role of Chief Regulator in January. I led a school trust in Kent and… Continue Reading OFQUAL’s Chief Regulator comments on the upcoming Summer assessment period
Rethinking Curriculum: Q&A
Unleash the power of curriculum Have you ever wondered how to revolutionise education? Rethinking Curriculum is not just an idea; it’s a dynamic project with a bold mission. We invite you to explore the exciting journey ahead as we delve… Continue Reading Rethinking Curriculum: Q&A
Ofqual’s Chief Regulator Outlines the 2023 Exam Arrangements
Dr Jo Saxton, Chief Regulator, Ofqual As we approach this summer’s exam series, I would like to thank you. I know this year has been another challenging one in schools and colleges. I recognise the invaluable work you do all… Continue Reading Ofqual’s Chief Regulator Outlines the 2023 Exam Arrangements
Exams and guidance – Ofqual answer member questions
The Chartered College of Teaching recently polled members on the publication of exam guidance and the impact on the most disadvantaged students. Dr Jo Saxton, Ofqual Chief Regulator, reflects on the poll and shares insights for teachers and leaders ahead… Continue Reading Exams and guidance – Ofqual answer member questions
Chartered College of Teaching comments on updated grading guidance
The Chartered College of Teaching has raised its concerns following updates to the guidance covering grades this year. Ofqual has confirmed details on submitting grades and evidence for this year’s GCSE, AS and A level grades from the 28th May.… Continue Reading Chartered College of Teaching comments on updated grading guidance
Chartered College of Teaching comments on publication of JCQ assessment guidance
The Chartered College of Teaching, the professional body for teachers, has commented on the publication of guidance by the Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ) for awarding GCSE and A-Level grades. This follows exams being cancelled in 2021. “It has been… Continue Reading Chartered College of Teaching comments on publication of JCQ assessment guidance
Chartered College of Teaching comments on Government assessment decision
The Chartered College of Teaching has commented on the Government’s plans for assessment being announced. The Chartered College submitted member views as part of the Ofqual consultation which included concerns around the fairness of proposals, additional workload asks and potential… Continue Reading Chartered College of Teaching comments on Government assessment decision
TEACHERS SPLIT ON OFQUAL PROPOSALS AND CITE FAIRNESS, WORKLOAD AND BLAME AS KEY CONCERNS
Chartered College of Teaching member poll finds 41% agree with consultation proposals, while 41% disagree Members raise concerns around the fairness of proposals, additional workload asks and potential blame from media, government and parents Teachers are split on Ofqual’s proposed… Continue Reading TEACHERS SPLIT ON OFQUAL PROPOSALS AND CITE FAIRNESS, WORKLOAD AND BLAME AS KEY CONCERNS
Chartered College of Teaching comments on exam results U-Turn
The Chartered College of Teaching has commented on the announcement by Ofqual that it will “switch to centre assessment grades” for A-Levels and for the upcoming GCSE results. Professor Dame Alison Peacock, Chief Executive of the Chartered College of Teaching,… Continue Reading Chartered College of Teaching comments on exam results U-Turn