Rektorene på Oslos videregående skoler mener det blir urettferdig for karantene- og smitteutsatte elever å ta vanlig nasjonal eksamen i 2021. De anbefaler Guri Melby å avlyse eksamen for andre året på rad.

There has been a huge rise in the number of children removed from school to be home educated, with many parents saying they were driven by Covid fears.

Four out of five schools with the poorest pupils in England and Wales do not have enough devices and internet access to ensure all self-isolating pupils can keep learning, according to a leading education charity.

Government-backed projects tackling bullying of LGBT students in England's schools have had their funding pulled, the BBC has learned.

USA:s största stad New York stänger samtliga allmänna skolor från och med torsdag i ett försök att stoppa spridningen av coronaviruset.

Students should have an early introduction to manufacturing and the career pathways open to them under industry 4.0, writes Ido Yerushalmi, CEO of Intelitek, an Industry 4.0 blended-learning solutions provider. Yerushalmi offers several ideas for interesting students in manufacturing, including field trips and helping them work toward industry certifications.  

Today, education union NAHT is issuing a fresh warning that without a revolution in support for school leaders, the government risks a 'post-covid' exodus from the profession.

Schools in England are facing an exodus of headteachers, with almost half considering leaving the profession after the pandemic, according to a new survey.

How did the European Higher Education Area progress over the last two decades? And what is next? The new edition of the Bologna Process Implementation Report sheds light on the achievements realised during this time: the harmonisation of degree structures, the establishment of trustworthy quality assurance systems, and creation of an environment that supports internationalisation.…

The coronavirus pandemic could be fuelling an increase in the number of children moving out of full-time schooling, town hall bosses warn.

Support service cuts and school pressure are increasing anxiety, campaigners believe. But could lockdown point to a way forward?

Nearly one in five children experienced some form of online bullying last year, figures show, amid warnings that the problem has worsened during lockdown.