All news on the topic: Exams

Seven in ten parents reckon their youngsters are more open to discussing sensitive topics - when they are tucking into their favourite foods, according to research

Possibly the 'hardest' final year exam maths question ever has left many students stumped as they had to pull out all the stops to finish the exam paper on time - but can you answer it?

How rusty is your fifth grade maths? This mathematical exam question has stumped thousands of adults - and only the brainiest can solve it despite it being intended for 10 to 11 year olds

Pupils 'furious' over a painfully difficult math question on their GCSE paper, which asks them to find the 'shaded area' of a peculiar-looking shape

Maths elicits a different response in every one of us, but only a tiny 8% of parents said that they would attempt a GCSE maths question - and they wouldn't even necessarily get it right

Desperate students are falling for scams on TikTok, Snapchat and Instagram and parting with anything from £7.50 to a whopping £4,000 to get their hands on a GCSE or A-level paper ahead of exam day

Adults have been left baffled at a SATs maths question aimed at 10 year olds with some disputing that the question is quite misleading - but others disagreed and said it was easy

When Zonera Williams suffered acute vertigo when she repeatedly spun round in her chair in the library at University of Bradford, the third-year student was taken to hospital

Revision guru Sam Ellis reveals his top tips for exam season and why students should follow the Pomodoro Technique to help with motivation when tackling tough subjects

If you're trying to fit in some last-minute revision for GCSEs next week, or A levels a short while after that, it can be useful to change your study method to make sure you're boosting your memory

As Eva Simpson's son contemplates his future after A-levels, our columnist discusses whether those in further education actually need to be, and asks if there's more value in undertaking vocational training, considering the news that tuition fees may not be scrapped after all...

Teaching unions blasted the 'appalling lack of respect' shown in leaked WhatsApp messages between the then-Education Secretary Sir Gavin Williamson and Matt Hancock during the pandemic