Maths News

UK teenagers are performing well globally in science, maths, and reading, but a major study highlights a concerning decline in their critical reading and thinki

An editorial praises English schools for bucking a downward international trend in education, with 15-year-olds showing strong results in reading, maths, and sc

A global report reveals that Australia's classroom disruption is among the worst worldwide, with public school students lagging two and a half years behind thei

England's teenagers are outperforming their peers in most countries in maths, reading, and science, according to the latest OECD Pisa survey. The survey, which

UK pupils have improved their standing in global league tables for maths, reading, and science, now ranking in the top 10 for all three subjects, though still b

New figures reveal that fewer than two in five Scottish pupils are passing core subjects including maths, English, and STEM, indicating mixed results in foundat

The government plans to introduce a new 'stepping stone' qualification from 2028 for students in England who do not pass their GCSE maths or English. This prepa

Education experts and school leaders are criticizing a new government plan requiring pupils who fail GCSE maths and English to retake the subjects, citing conce

Powell states that young people who do not pass GCSE English and maths face a 'blockage', as figures show an increase in top grades for GCSE entries this year.

School and college leaders are stating that the "relentless" cycle of GCSE resits is ineffective, as pass rates for maths and English resits remain significantl

Almost one in four boys in England achieved top grades in GCSE maths, contributing to overall improved results this year, with the share of grades 7, 8, and 9 r

A teachers' association has requested the government to hold separate TET papers for maths, physics, and biology, arguing that the current system disadvantages

Maths exam entries and top grades have reached record highs as pupils prioritize careers, influencing their subject choices.

A minister stated that pupils should be able to make A-level choices free from stereotypes, amidst concerns about a gender gap in maths uptake.

Despite Maths being a popular A-level choice, concerns persist in the UK regarding the skills of young people who opt not to study it after age 16.

Teachers predict that approximately one-fifth of young children will not meet standard levels in maths or reading at Key Stage 2, according to Department for Ed

CBSE and NCERT are jointly training teachers on the new Class 9 mathematics and science textbooks.