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Privately educated 'dominate top jobs'
Leading British actors are more than twice as likely as stars in the music industry to have attended fee-paying schools, says the Sutton Trust.
Nursery fees 'steady after steep rises'
A report says nurseries have resisted fee hikes for the first time in years amid concerns they will price parents out of the market.
Lily Cole challenges MPs on illiteracy
Model and actress Lily Cole is spearheading a campaign calling for a global drive to tackle illiteracy.
Manchester and Liverpool 'failing' pupils
Failing schools risk causing plans for the government's so-called Northern Powerhouse to "splutter and die", the Ofsted chief warns.
Stoke pays maths teachers' tuition fees
Stoke offers to pay off maths' teachers tuition fees to attract talented graduates and improve GCSE results
Child tracker firm in 'hack' row
Child tracker firm uKnowKids has accused a security researcher of hacking its database after he told them that children's details were accessible online.
Stoke pays maths teachers' tuition fees
Stoke offers to pay off maths' teachers tuition fees to attract talented graduates and improve GCSE results
Poor GCSEs 'risk Northern Powerhouse'
Failing schools risk causing plans for the government's so-called Northern Powerhouse to "splutter and die", the Ofsted chief warns.
A-level maths standards down on 1960s
Students who achieve a B in A-level maths today would only have secured an E in the 1960s, suggests research.
26,000 to leave primary as poor readers
Around 26,000 children may leave Welsh primary schools unable to read well over the next five years, a campaign group claims.
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