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Rhodes statue is part of global protest
Oxford's statue row is part of global student protest
Paper rounds 'may breach European law'
Allowing children under 15 to do paper rounds before school, is "in principle contrary" to human rights law, says a European watchdog.
Oxford college to keep Rhodes statue
An Oxford University college decides to retain a statue of 19th Century British imperialist Cecil Rhodes, in the face of a campaign calling for its removal.
Four in 10 teachers 'attacked by pupils'
Four out of 10 teachers have experienced physical violence from pupils in the past year, a survey suggests.
Is South Africa's education system really 'in crisis'?
Why are South Africa's schools in such a mess?
Is the UK really in Scandinavia?
Is the UK really part of Scandinavia?
Paper rounds 'may breach European law'
Allowing children under 15 to do paper rounds before school, is "in principle contrary" to human rights law, says a European watchdog.
Heads' leader Brian Lightman steps down
Head teachers' leader Brian Lightman is stepping down as general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders.
Girls 'better GCSEs in all-girl schools'
Girls at single-sex state schools in England get better GCSE results than their counterparts in mixed schools.
Call for more religious free schools
The New Schools Network wants to remove barriers to allow more faith groups to open free schools.
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