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New teacher found for tiny island school
A new teacher has been found for a school with just nine pupils on the tiny Hebridean island of Muck.
Free thinking
A university for coding without any teachers has opened in California this month.
Academy funding must be transparent, says MP
The transparency and accountability of academy spending must be improved, says chairman of the parliamentary Education Committee, Neil Carmichael MP
Theatre applies to be first to open free school
The Royal and Derngate Theatre announces plans to launch a new secondary school in Northampton specialising in the arts.
Apprenticeship 'U-turn' will help poorest teenagers
Updated government plans, for apprenticeship funding in England, have been welcomed by critics who feared they would exclude the poor.
New teacher found for tiny island school
A new teacher has been found for a school with just nine pupils on the tiny Hebridean island of Muck.
Special needs: Review of plans to cut nursery school hours
The Education Authority (EA) begins a review of its plans to cut hours for pupils at special school nurseries.
Teen hackers study considers link to addiction
A study for Europol suggests efforts to stop young people hacking could learn from anti-addiction efforts.
Vale of Glamorgan high school is on the mend after 'strong progress', watchdog finds
Education watchdog Estyn said Barry Comprehensive School was addressing major shortcomings in teaching and attendance
New teachers: 30% of 2010 intake quit within five years
Almost a third of the new teachers who started jobs in English state schools in 2010 had left the sector five years later, ministers confirm.
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