Restrained and scared - the £100k schools failing vulnerable children
A pupil who says she was repeatedly restrained took her independent special school to court.
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'Unfair' GCSE marks mean more resits, say colleges
Colleges want a review of GCSE English resit grades, but Pearson says it is confident in the marks.
LISTEN: Matt and Becky Redfern on Paralympic sibling rivalry
The Droitwich duo are hilarious outside of the pool, and fearsome competitors inside.
Bristol University students to miss freshers' week
More than 800 students face missing out as their accommodation will not be ready in time.
Students face uncertainty in BTec funding 'mess'
Schools and colleges in England say a lack of clarity on the future of vocational courses is a "minefield".
Rise in pupils educated outside mainstream schools in Wales
The number of pupils being educated outside school has risen to record levels in Wales.
Empathy can be taught at school, study suggests
Cambridge University analysis of 900 pupils finds behaviour can improve within a few weeks.
More cuts in Scotland will 'break the children or teachers - or both'
Lee-Anne King's sons are among those most likely to be affected by reductions to teacher numbers in Glasgow.
Can Barbie help beat teen smartphone addiction?
Manufacturer HMD says it is trying to help people who want less 'digital impact' in their lives.
Can Barbie help beat teen smartphone addiction?
Manufacturer HMD says it is trying to help people who want less 'digital impact' in their lives.
Blind schoolgirl passes GCSEs using Braille
Alleah Beard-Pace says getting the right material to help her pass her exams was difficult.
Infant school hit by cyber attack
Canvey Island Infant School will be closed for an extra day to minimise the impact of the attack.
Students urged to top up vaccines before term time
Students should be vaccinated against meningitis, HPV and measles, a health authority says.
Growing up with dyslexia: 'What if I can't read?'
Teacher assessments show 27% of primary pupils in Scotland do not meet "expected levels" in literacy.
Growing up with dyslexia: 'What if I can't read?'
Teacher assessments show 27% of primary pupils in Scotland do not meet "expected levels" in literacy.
Youngsters not in work or education rise to 870,000
BBC News has spoken to two young people about the obstacles they are facing.
A GCSE at 11: 'It'll help the hard work in future'
Pupils at a primary school in Ballycastle picked up GCSE results on Thursday morning.
Four takeaways from 2024's GCSE results
These students were in Year 7 during the first Covid lockdowns - and regional disparities have grown.
Four takeaways from 2024's GCSE results
These students were in Year 7 during the first Covid lockdowns - and regional disparities have grown.
South Africa's 'favourite teacher' dies aged 85
William Smith, hailed for being a maths and science education innovator, has died aged 85.
