Universities are being accused of "complacency" over a lack of senior black academics and lower achievement among ethnic minority students.

As more teens come out as trans, experts clash over how schools should help.

With schools struggling to help growing numbers of deprived pupils, we look at organisations that can offer practical support.

Five years after Enrique Peña Nieto’s ambitions programme to reform education, Mexico still ranks last among 35 OECD countries.

The quality of teaching will suffer if we keep losing experienced educators who help younger teachers like me to develop our practice.

Teachers have been told not to ask a classroom of children what they did at the weekend an attempt to “poverty proof” schools.

A school has banned pencil cases in a bid to stop pupils from poor families being stigmatised.

British universities say they risk "failing a generation" unless students get better mental health care.

There has been a sharp rise in the number of children under 11 referred for mental health treatment by schools in the last four years, figures show.

Experts say grammar schools pose a threat to the prospects of disadvantaged children.

As the BBC crowns the Young Musician 2018, previous winners say no primary-aged child should miss out on playing music.

Overwork and lack of support are driving teachers across England out of the profession much faster than they can be replaced. But schools facing cuts and rising costs can see no way of improving matters for their staff.