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Erasmus exchanges get down to business
From fun in the sun... to workplace skills
Thousands sit new Scottish exams
Thousands of students across Scotland sit the first exams for the new National 5 qualifications.
Stabbing school 'right to stay open'
The decision to keep open a Leeds school where a teacher was stabbed to death in front of pupils on Monday is welcomed by experts.
Too young for the Holocaust?
How young is too young to know?
Inside the Trojan Horse
Newsnight's Chris Cook examines 'Trojan Horse' extremism claims
Poker player wins child support case
Judges say a professional poker player does not have to pay child support to the mother of his children.
Vulnerable to give pre-trial evidence
Vulnerable witnesses will be able to give evidence before trials start as part of a pilot in scheme starting in three Crown Courts in England.
Parents meeting over abuse teacher
Parents at a private school in London where a convicted paedophile is said to have abused children are expected to meet detectives on Monday.
VIDEO: New claims amid 'Trojan Horse' probe
Two teachers make claims to Newsnight about what they say happened at a school at the centre of an alleged "Trojan Horse" plot by Muslim hardliners in Birmingham.
Education warnings 'six years ago'
A lack of a long-term vision for education in Wales, highlighted in a critical OECD report, were first raised more than six years ago, BBC Wales has learnt.
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