Winston Churchill visiting the WH in 1942. Not wearing a suit. 🇬🇧 🇺🇦

Ultimately there is a way to cut out the middle man and help Ukraine ourselves. It might not be much individually, but collectively we can make a difference bank.gov.ua/en/news/all/na…

On Mon 10 Mar Sophia, Tia, & Mason of Y9 travelled to Reading on the AQA Unlocking Potential programme. They pitched their social action project to a ‘Dragons’ den’ panel & secured funding for it. Well done, we are very proud of you. DameKellyHolmesTrust AQA #AQAUnlockingPotential

What’s needed for EdTech products leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology is a framework that assesses machines – just as people are assessed at the moment. (1/5)

Absolutely love this video which summarises the benefits of our new maths product - AQA Stride Huge thanks to Capital City College for giving us this behind the scenes look into how AQA Stride could genuinely transform teaching

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

Everythingism. The belief that every policy is a means for promoting every other policy, all at the same time. Everythingism it’s why nothing works. Defeating Everythingism is the only way we can start to fix everything. This essay explains how.

We’re delighted to announce that Construction EPA, a promising apprenticeship assessor, has joined AQA. It provides new opportunities for young construction workers. aqa.org.uk/news/aqa-buys-…

This feels to be an important distinction

the Chinese Communist Party posting Reagan speeches about the importance of free trade…what a time to be alive

Very similar to UK polling on apprenticeships. Everyone is in favour, but much less so for their own kids

We need more people to try and write “bestseller” policies. More people working in policy should try this approach.

We're delighted to be in Parliament today discussing numeracy. Did you know that millions of people in the UK are financially illiterate? That means they’re more likely to not have savings, become a victim of scams and not invest money effectively. 1/5

With so much talk about young people’s mental health, this is absolutely incredible to listen to. No vague platitudes, but instead practical, genuine action to ground himself and manage performance anxiety. And all that from an 18YO. Wow 👏

Thank you again to all those who came to support our Parliamentary reception yesterday on financial education – here are some of our favourite photos with Sureena Brackenridge MP Josh Newbury MP Alison Bennett Bobby Seagull.

Take an exciting glimpse into the digital future of exams and invigilation in this fascinating TES interview by Ramsay Hodgson with our CEO Colin Hughes. tes.com/magazine/news/…

Great to sit down with AQA chief exec Colin Hughes for an exclusive Tes interview to discuss the future of exams and tech. Semi-automated digital invigilation is ready (just needs regulator approval) and a major update on digital exams rollout timeline. tes.com/magazine/news/…

We’re delighted to share with you on #NationalNumeracyDay that we've spent the last year working on an exciting and brand new numeracy assessment that focuses on real-world maths.

Insightful Cast from Clay #PolicyUnstuck conversation this lunchtime with former education sec Gillian Keegan. Lots of big takeaways on data-driven vs. human stories, persuading the Treasury, taking risks, tackling the big issues, and the pitfalls of overpromising.