Parents and teachers seem to agree it is the number one innovation worth keeping post-lockdown.

England's universities must take student views into account when deciding how much to teach online, says regulator the Office for Students.

Secondary schools in the UK have been plunged into the centre of the row over Covid vaccines for 12- to 15-year-olds, with anti-vaxxers at school gates and a headteacher threatened with legal action by one of his own governors.

Talibanerna meddelar att skolan återigen ska öppnas för pojkar, skriver The Guardian. Flickor är inte välkomna.

Bara pojkar och manliga lärare kallas tillbaka till skolan när Afghanistans talibanregim på lördagen meddelade att undervisningen återupptas. Varför? DN:s Erik Ohlsson besvarar tre frågor.

Flere elever er i så dårlig form, at skoleleder nu minder forældre om at give børn sved på panden.

Parent groups are warning of a "tsunami" of crippling school-anxiety cases leading to persistent and debilitating absence from education.

Schools that prioritised sending food parcels to their poorest pupils during lockdown in England may not have been able to focus on providing an education to all their students, the head of Ofsted has claimed.

If a student in London or New York goes online to pay somebody to do their essay, the chances are the work will actually end up being done by somebody in Kenya. BBC Trending reports from Nairobi on the ghost writers helping foreigners to cheat.

Most teachers in England lack the knowledge to combat common myths and falsehoods about the atrocity, research by University College London's Centre for Holocaust Education suggests.

Head teachers have been threatened with legal action if they take an active part in England's pupil Covid-vaccination programme starting next week.

NAHT concerned that schools could be drawn into vaccine rows as experts approve mass jabs for 12- to 15-year-olds.