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Find out more about the project which motivates secondary students around the UK to make and

English teenagers help African village build classrooms

Could this year's national testing shambles provide the government with an easy way out from the

Prospective university students mulling their options still have a week to apply through clearing.

As figures show student allowance delays worsened in the past month, the applications deadline is

The Conservatives promise extra places for students to move from apprenticeships to university

A new internet watchdog is announced to help protect children from "harmful" web content.

The government's audit office says there is no evidence schemes like the attack on "failing"

Free teacher training would be promised to ex-service personnel under a Tory government, says the

A report suggests that planning regulations could be changed to prevent an over-concentration of

A computer disk containing the names and addresses of more than 11,000 teachers goes missing.

Most people regret having forgotten the languages they learned at school, a poll suggests.

The number of primary and nursery school vacancies in England rose by nearly a third over a year,

The credit crunch sees bankers training as teachers

The struggle to fund study may be harming academia

Mike Baker considers university admission rules

How one university raises youngsters' aspirations

The Tories say they would scrap the academic ones

How to contact the BBC News website education team

Ministers name the first three schools in England forced into partnership deals to improve pupils'

A school's ban on girls receiving the cervical cancer vaccine is "disappointing" and "not

A study finds that playing computer games can boost pupils' attainment in mathematics and improve

Eight secondary schools in London introduce writers-in-residence to help pupils develop creative

A supply teacher who sent texts to a sixth former is found guilty of professional misconduct but

Rules over the rights of England's teachers to time out of the classroom are to be strengthened.

The government is to try out scrapping means testing for free school meals in some parts of

Nine universities are to work together to ensure bright pupils from poorer homes take degree

Primary pupils in England should be able to focus more on personal and social development, teachers

Cambridge University considers foundation courses for pupils whose A-level grades are not high

Parents need lessons in how to manage their children's hyperactive behaviour, new guidelines say.

Gordon Brown pledges to give children who are falling behind in primary school a guaranteed right

A university is to make staff redundant because it cannot afford to meet the cost of a 5% pay deal

Parents on low incomes in England will get "vouchers" for computers and internet access from next

Science learning in primary school is being distorted by testing linked to league tables in

A minister says the delays hitting allowances designed to keep poorer pupils at school are set to

Mike Baker wonders if having school holidays earlier might make pupils do better.

Mike Baker considers the big picture of where schools should be heading in the future.

Mike Baker considers whether the "high stakes" testing regime is still needed.

Find out more about the project which motivates secondary students around the UK to make and

English teenagers help African village build classrooms

Could this year's national testing shambles provide the government with an easy way out from the

Prospective university students mulling their options still have a week to apply through clearing.

As figures show student allowance delays worsened in the past month, the applications deadline is

The Conservatives promise extra places for students to move from apprenticeships to university

A new internet watchdog is announced to help protect children from "harmful" web content.

The government's audit office says there is no evidence schemes like the attack on "failing"

Free teacher training would be promised to ex-service personnel under a Tory government, says the

A report suggests that planning regulations could be changed to prevent an over-concentration of

A computer disk containing the names and addresses of more than 11,000 teachers goes missing.

Most people regret having forgotten the languages they learned at school, a poll suggests.

The number of primary and nursery school vacancies in England rose by nearly a third over a year,

The credit crunch sees bankers training as teachers

The struggle to fund study may be harming academia

Mike Baker considers university admission rules

How one university raises youngsters' aspirations

The Tories say they would scrap the academic ones

How to contact the BBC News website education team

Ministers name the first three schools in England forced into partnership deals to improve pupils'

A school's ban on girls receiving the cervical cancer vaccine is "disappointing" and "not

A study finds that playing computer games can boost pupils' attainment in mathematics and improve

Eight secondary schools in London introduce writers-in-residence to help pupils develop creative

A supply teacher who sent texts to a sixth former is found guilty of professional misconduct but

Rules over the rights of England's teachers to time out of the classroom are to be strengthened.

The government is to try out scrapping means testing for free school meals in some parts of

Nine universities are to work together to ensure bright pupils from poorer homes take degree

Primary pupils in England should be able to focus more on personal and social development, teachers

Cambridge University considers foundation courses for pupils whose A-level grades are not high

Parents need lessons in how to manage their children's hyperactive behaviour, new guidelines say.

Gordon Brown pledges to give children who are falling behind in primary school a guaranteed right

A university is to make staff redundant because it cannot afford to meet the cost of a 5% pay deal

Parents on low incomes in England will get "vouchers" for computers and internet access from next

Science learning in primary school is being distorted by testing linked to league tables in

A minister says the delays hitting allowances designed to keep poorer pupils at school are set to

Mike Baker wonders if having school holidays earlier might make pupils do better.

Mike Baker considers the big picture of where schools should be heading in the future.

Mike Baker considers whether the "high stakes" testing regime is still needed.