We’re finishing up in Manchester for the Conservative Party Conference and began with a @ukyouth.bsky.social YouthZone panel! Panellists included @lauracunliffehall.bsky.social, an AQA Student Advisory Group member, a UK Youth member and AQA Head of External Affairs, @c-fraser.bsky.social (1/8)

A major, multi-year Spending Review announcement is now just over a week away. In my opinion, this will dictate the direction of government policy over the next three years far more than speeches or white papers ever truly can.

Ever wondered what happens to your exam papers after you’ve finished with them? Well, we had the pleasure of welcoming @chriscurtis94.bsky.social, the constituency MP for Milton Keynes North, and members of our Student Advisory Group, to show them behind the scenes.

AQA welcomes the publication of the interim report of the Curriculum and Assessment Review. In our submission to the review’s call for evidence, we highlighted that exams work and that GCSEs and A-levels are robust and respected routes that prepare students for further study. 1/8

Today, we were delighted to host the 2025 Student Advisory Group in London for the first meeting of the year. It’s been a day full of lively discussions and all things education, and we cannot wait until the next meeting in July!

We visited Capital City College Group where we heard from students and teachers about how #AQAStride is supporting #LessonPlanning and building #StudentConfidence ahead of maths resits. Fancy a sneak peek into what they told us? Watch it here > youtu.be/hS8mmtubsOA (5/5) @informededucation.com

L'Humanité du 19 décembre : Gisèle Pelicot, merci madame 📰 humanite.fr

2024 was a bumper year at AQA, making it a challenge to choose just some of the top things we’ve done! From a year filled with conferences, an MP visit and national media coverage, alongside other things, here’s our annual round-up thread. (1/14)

📣Today, AQA has responded to the @beckyfrancis.bsky.social #CurriculumAndAssessment Review. We wholeheartedly agree that evolution, not revolution, is the right approach. Teachers have told us the curriculum has become crowded. 1/5 bit.ly/3Z4NJ0C

AQA now up and running on here too 🙂