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Schools minister: Tougher tests should not be stressful

Tue 03 Nov 2015 09:18

Minister of State for Schools Nick Gibb insists tougher tests will ensure children progress well at school and will not be stressful for them.

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Key themes from the NAHT press conference in Birmingham, including an alternative to Ofsted

NAHT 2013: the press pack

GCSE plan to make teens master English and maths

GCSE C-grade plan

Kids join the picket line over primary school tests

Protests over tests

'Scandal' fifth of kids can't write properly after primaries

Clegg on writing 'scandal'

School responds to parent attack on LGBT Week

Mum attacks school LGBT Week

Salford students open their A-level results

Students open A-level results

May's schools vision

Labour criticises Gove

A-level results day

Angelina Jolie becomes a university lecturer in London

Angelina becomes uni lecturer

Futurist and Founder of Kjaer Global, Anne Lise Kjaer, on the future of the MBA in the digital age

MBA future challenges

Words of welcome from NAHT's General Secretary outlining the five key themes for the coming year

Russell Hobby at NAHT 2013

OCR: Students reaching to get the A* because they need it

OCR: Grades needed

'Ghost children' lagging behind classmates