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Scots graduates 'get jobs quicker'
Graduates from Scottish universities have some of the best employment prospects in Britain, according to official statistics.
VIDEO: Children investigated over 'sexting'
Children as young as 10 are being reported to police for sharing explicit photos of each other over mobile phones and social media, a BBC investigation has found.
Summit seeks $3.5bn education pledge
An international gathering will seek pledges to support education in developing countries, with 58 million children still missing school.
Axe A-levels, say UK scientists
A-levels should be replaced by a baccalaureate-style qualification that requires teenagers to study maths and science to 18, Royal Society scientists say.
Academics back industrial action
Academics at a London university vote in favour of industrial action in a dispute over job losses.
Freshers 'forget A-level studies'
University freshers struggle to remember basic concepts from their A-level studies, according to research by the the University of East Anglia.
Teachers feel undervalued by public
An international survey by the OECD shows a widespread pattern of teachers feeling a lack of respect for their profession.
Heads' concern over pupil anxiety
Four out of five head teachers in England (80%) are concerned about pupils in their schools who are suffering from anxiety disorders, a survey finds.
AUDIO: 'Holding Michael Gove to account'
Graham Stuart MP meets Hull pupils
Student visa fraud 'truly shocking'
An estimated 48,000 immigrants may have fraudulently obtained English language certificates despite being unable to speak English, the government says.
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