DfE says taking part in the creativity test is "not the best use of resources"
Governments opt out of international creativity tests
Maths, science and reading will continue to be assessed against international standards, but DfE says testing young people's creative thinking is "not the best use of resources".
Students in England and Wales will not be entered into an international creative thinking test after the countries' governments declined to take part.
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