Nurseries in England are struggling to recruit qualified staff putting them at risk of closure, campaigners warn.

A 16-year-old South African wins a Google prize for using orange peel to develop a cheap super-absorbent material to help soil retain water.

A school has ditched homework. What is the evidence about the value of taking work home from school?

Student leaders accuse NUS president Malia Bouattia of anti-Semitic "actions and rhetoric".

The child of two Holocaust survivors talks about being the keeper of their memories – and projects working with children of survivors of massacres in Rwanda and Bosnia talk about the impact handed down through families.

A high school scraps traditional homework in favour of a more "independent" approach to learning.

New students, in those first awkward days of making friends at university, are being told that being a narcissist only makes you popular in the short term.

Education Secretary Kirsty Williams said the 'rules of the game' would not change for those currently undertaking higher education

Labour "will defeat" the government's plans to expand grammar schools in England, shadow education secretary Angela Rayner says.

A school in England has gone to the High Court to try to prevent a highly critical Ofsted report from being published.