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Cambridge sculpture makes a stand on culture wars
Leading academics see Paulo Freire as a symbol of "tolerance and dialogue" amid tensions on campuses.
How the UK's teacher of the year inspired me at school
Abigail Chase has helped many pupils in her career, including BBC Wales journalist Tyler Edwards.
First Minister Mark Drakeford gives more detail about plans to change school terms and the school day in Wales
Shorter summer holidays and longer school days are being considered
Dad received 'no reply' after offering to pay pupils' £1,800 school dinner debt
Parents had originally received a letter warning their children wouldn't be fed unless their accounts were up to date
Bristol University alumni students' friend-finding app fights loneliness
The app connects people, with similar interests, using an algorithm.
School term dates changes in Wales to be considered
Mark Drakeford says radical change is needed as the academic year dates back to the 19th Century.
More than 160 primary and secondary school staff in Wales and England died with Covid in 2020
But they are not at greater risk of death from Covid compared to other professions, new analysis of the figures shows.
Universities to combat race bias in research
English universities begin programmes to attract more ethnic minority students into research.
Universities to get good job targets for poor students
A new drive to get universities to help disadvantaged students via tough targets is announced.
What we know about the Welsh Government's plans to offer free school meals and childcare for two year-olds and when it will happen
It will cost tens of millions and could take years to implement
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