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• GCSE results 2008

• GCSE results by region and local authority

  How did pupils at schools in your local area perform in this year's GCSEs?

• GCSE results: Comprehensives and academies

  GCSE results for schools from England

  • GCSE results: Grammars

• GCSE results for all subjects - 2008

  Results for all subjects in the UK for GCSE, arranged by subject and gender

  • GCSE results tables from 2007

• A-level results 2008

• A-level results: Comprehensives

  Results from schools in England

  • A-level results: Grammar schools
  • A-level results: Colleges

• A-level results for all subjects 2008

  Results of all subjects across England, Wales and Northern Ireland, graded from A-E and U and by gender

  • A-level results tables from 2007

• Primary schools

• Key stage 2 results

  Government results for tests taken by 11-year-olds in 2007

  • Value-added tables
  • Primary school tables 2006

• More primary school results

• Key stage 1 tables

  Government results for tests taken by seven-year-olds in 2007

Most recent

• Testing decisions

  Oct 21 2008:

  Primary teaching is handcuffed by Sats, says Mike Baker

• Sats don't have all the answers

  Oct 21 2008:

  More and more secondary schools use their own tests to assess pupils rather than the 'unreliable' Sats Ed Balls has vowed to keep. Fran Abrams investigates

• Labour's bullying approach to schools

  Oct 17 2008:

  Michael Gove: Government ministers have taken a Whitehall-knows-best attitude to education. Conservatives will offer independence and choice

• Primary school Sats will stay, says Balls

  Oct 15 2008:

  Balls rejects calls to abolish Sats tests for 11-year-olds in primary schools

• Goodbye Sats, and good riddance

  Oct 15 2008:

  Francis Beckett: It's a relief the government has scrapped Sats for 14-year-olds – but is it a sign of a new, non-Blairite direction for education?

• Labour U-turn scraps tests for 14-year-olds

  Oct 15 2008:

  Key stage three Sats tests to be abolished and league tables replaced with school-by-school report cards

• Now scrap Sats for 11-year-olds, Balls told as tests at 14 are axed

  Oct 15 2008:

  Tories and Lib Dems welcome 'complete U-turn' but heads still want end to testing in primary schools

• Unions welcome end of secondary Sats

  Oct 14 2008:

  Opposition parties and teachers' unions welcome government announcement to scrap national tests for 14-year-olds

• With one mighty blow, Balls decapitates the Sats system

  Oct 14 2008:

  Dithering, it seems, has gone right out of fashion as the education secretary plays follow-my-leader

• Sats for 14-year-olds are scrapped

  Oct 14 2008:

  Move triggered by collapse of marking process and high-profile critical reports on the tests

• Scrapping Sats for 14-year-olds: the background

  Oct 14 2008:

  Controversy over the tests reached a peak with this year's marking crisis. But the problems run much deeper

• England slips in international league

  Sep 9 2008:

  Is too much testing to blame for a slide to 13th place in reading and 18th in maths in global league tables?

• Key stage 1 results reveal no improvement

  Aug 28 2008:

  Standards in basic reading, writing, maths and science among seven-year-olds have remained static this year, with opposition ministers accusing the government of stalling progress

• A-level results: 'It might be easier to get an A now, but you have to get that A to get into university'

  Audio (4min 17sec), Aug 14 2008: Polly Curtis discusses another record year for A-level passes

• Education: As A-level pass rates soar, experts say students are under more pressure than ever before

  Aug 14 2008:

  Education experts dispute claims of dumbing down after another year of increased pass rates

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