Danmarks Evalueringsinstitut offentliggør i dag den første delrapport om skolernes organisering af udskolingen i linjer og hold.

Virtually all religiously selective state schools in England are breaking law, finds study by the British Humanist Association and the Fair Admissions Campaign.

Finland and Hong Kong could establish sister schools, exchange programmes and more in an effort to bolster their educational ties, according to Jari Sinkari, Finland's consul general in Hong Kong.

Why do so many more students need counselling?

High academic attainment among poorer pupils in London schools is set to improve still further, boosting social mobility in the capital, research says.

Glamour magazine event saw Michelle Obama advise an audience of hundreds of girls: read, write, go to school, beat the boys.

Debt crisis has been 'catastrophe' for Greek students.

Schools in New Zealand are struggling to recruit and retain enough teachers, particularly maths and science educators, according to a Post Primary Teachers' Association report. Many teachers are also nearing retirement, adding to the shortage.

LSE report says primaries improving since 90s and abolition of Inner London Education Authority led to pupils’ success.

Poorer children’s development is continuing to rise in line with their classmates, but the attainment gap not narrowed.

På bare et skoleår er brugen af vikarer og andre timelønnede lærere steget med 31 procent i folkeskolen. Fagfolk advarer om, at det kan svække elevernes udbytte af undervisningen.

About 30% of principals in disadvantaged schools leave each year, and by their third year more than half have quit, data show. This article follows one principal in a New Orleans school and highlights ways the principal's role continues to evolve.