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Students face 'shocking' access gap
Young Scots from disadvantaged areas are four times less likely to go to university than those from wealthy backgrounds, researchers find.
A million more 'to live with parents'
A million more young people are likely to find themselves living with their parents over the next decade, according to the insurance company Aviva.
This is what the schools watchdog said about the body charged with improving schools in South Wales
Estyn's review of the Central South Consortium is the first of four to be published in the coming months
Lecturers down tools as universities face second day of strike action
Staff from Cardiff University, Cardiff Metropolitan University, and University of South Wales all took part in the action
Cardiff council tightens grip on troubled Woodlands High School
The council has used its 'powers of intervention' to wrestle more control over Woodlands High School, in Ely
Exam regulator clamps down on re-marks
Exam regulator Ofqual is clamping down on the rules for re-marks to end the 'unfair advantage' gained by schools which want lots of tests reviewed.
Student loan mis-sold, says graduate
A graduate's complaint that his student debt has risen by £1,800 in interest in the year since he left university goes viral.
Wales has 'teacher recruitment problem'
Wales is struggling to meet its target for recruiting new trainee secondary teachers, new figures show.
GCSE students have been flunking their exams but being really funny on Twitter instead
They might not have enjoyed their exams but look on the bright side... the future for social media is bright
Online learning to cut tuition fees
A UK online university network is claiming a "breakthrough moment" as students can cut the cost of a Russell Group degree by studying part of it online.
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