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France to lower school starting age from six to three
The reduction, from six, will give France one of the lowest school starting ages in Europe.
University watchdog's regret over Toby Young appointment
Sir Michael Barber says it was a mistake not to look more closely at journalist Toby Young's social media history.
Grammar school success 'down to privilege' - study
Grammar schools achieve better results only because of more able, wealthier pupils, a study suggests.
Linda Brown, centre of Brown v Board civil rights case, dies
Linda Brown was nine when she was denied entry to a white school, becoming the focus of a landmark case.
The teen 'downloading music into his head'
Michael Fuller is autistic and could play Mozart by ear aged 11. Now he's a classical composer.
'Intolerance' threat to university free speech
Open debate in university must be protected from intimidation and bureaucracy, say MPs and peers.
How Northern students see North-South education gap
A new report says there are huge education gaps between poorest children in the north of England and London.
Old schools get less money for repairs than brand new ones
Some old schools are "falling to pieces" head teachers' representatives warn
How Wales' universities rate in the latest ratings by students
Two Welsh universities make the UK top 10 for academic experience
Scouts pay out £42,000 over 11-year-old's autism claim
The family of a boy aged 11 say he was discriminated against and excluded from certain activities.
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