The stories behind our work, now in an all-new online format
We're delighted to share our latest Annual Review 2025-26, now live as a digital-only collection of exciting articles and engaging videos.
Our review invites you to explore our people, our qualifications and the support we offer to schools, colleges and the wider education community across England.
Our year in review
CEO's foreword
Our qualifications in action
Supporting our teachers
Celebrating our learners
2025 – 2026 Highlights
The human touch: Our Regional Support Team provide face-to-face and online support, building genuine relationships with schools and colleges, to create lasting educational partnerships.
Real-world learning: Teachers and lecturers choose our GCSE English Language qualification because it connects to learners' future careers, creating dynamic classroom discussions that bring language to life.
Enhanced engagement: From strengthening relationships with schools and colleges to our attendance at the UK Festival of Education – at Eduqas, we listen.
In 2025-26 we:
Foreword
Ian Morgan, our Chief Executive, reflects on a year of progress, collaboration and achievement, highlighting our work with schools, colleges and learners, and recognising the people and partnerships that have made it possible. He also shares his perspective on the opportunities and priorities that lie ahead in the year to come.
Our success stories
At Eduqas, we believe qualifications should do more than measure achievement. They should engage learners, support teachers and open doors to the next stage of education, training, employment and beyond.
Across the year, schools, colleges and other education providers have shared how Eduqas qualifications are making a difference in classrooms and examination centres across England. From GCSE English Language and GCSE Mathematics to vocational qualifications, these experiences demonstrate the impact of combining accessible assessment, engaging specifications, high-quality resources and responsive support.
Our Regional Support Representatives are all former teachers and lecturers with deep subject knowledge, on hand to provide tailored, free advice to schools and colleges across England.
Two of our most popular qualifications, GCSE English Language and GCSE Mathematics, have dedicated specialists Catherine and Rhys ready to support you. Watch the videos below to meet them.
To personalise your support, our teams offer online support, for flexible contact, and face-to-face meetings, for that additional personal touch. They will provide you with pragmatic advice to ensure you achieve your educational goals.
Whether you're new to teaching, to a particular specification, or simply wishing to be updated on recent changes, they will ensure you deliver your course with confidence.
"The Regional Support Team is here for you. Our personalised and tailored support is not only flexible and reliable, but our team guarantees you a bespoke one-to-one experience, which is utterly free of charge."
Steffan Edwards | Executive Director: Commercial Development
The human touch: Reclaiming connection in a digital age
In an increasingly digital world, human connection remains at the heart of great education. Discover how Eduqas’s Regional Support Team goes beyond systems and processes to build meaningful relationships with teachers, offering understanding, expertise and support grounded in real classroom experience.
Lights, camera, action: the 12th Moving Image Awards
Our 12th annual Moving Image Awards brought together some of the most exciting young filmmaking talent in the UK, to celebrate in style at the British Film Institute in London.
From spine-tingling short films to slick music videos, ambitious animations to razor-sharp screenplays, the standard of work on display this year was genuinely exceptional, and a real testament to the creativity and dedication of students studying our Film and Media qualifications.
A night to remember
This year's Student Jury Prize went to Jacob Ellisfrom Wales High School in Sheffield, whose documentary-style film extract 'The Mystery of Jane Edwards' wowed judges with its accomplished editing, atmospheric sound design, and clever use of black and white against colour. A thoroughly deserved winner.
Across the other categories, outstanding work came from students at colleges and schools from Somerset to Staffordshire, Lancashire to London, proof that film and media talent is thriving right across the country.
See the highlights
Want to relive the evening? Watch our highlights video below for a taste of the talent, the atmosphere, and the celebrations.
Huge congratulations to every student who entered, was shortlisted, or took home an award. We cannot wait to see what you do next.