Integrationsborgmesteren i København vil have lov til at pålægge friskoler at knytte en socialrådgiver til skolen. Minister afviser.

Gymnasier med få danske elever må spejde forgæves efter en plan for mere ligelig fordeling.

Efforts are underway in India to support the education of girls, despite many obstacles, officials say. This article highlights several initiatives, including an effort by the nonprofit Girls Code Camp to teach computer science to girls in India.

Sari Muhonen, an educator in Finland, says it was more difficult to gain entry to a program to train as an educator than as a doctor or lawyer. In this commentary, she shares steps taken in Finland to ensure that educators are highly prepared and valued.

The aftermath of the horrific bombing of Mogadishu is being felt far from the capital as the education community expresses solidarity for colleagues lost in the violent act which has left hundreds dead.

China is a growing power in research and innovation. Universities wanting to stay at the vanguard of scientific discovery should cast their eyes east.

Education International is currently carrying out an extensive and ground-breaking worldwide survey that explores teachers’ realities and perceptions globally.

The Africa Women in Education Network’s Trainers of Trainers Programme is bringing new skills and tools to education union activists and women mobilisers.

På Al-Huda Skolen i Nordvest mener både elever og skoleleder, at man vil kunne hjælpe nyankomne flygtningebørn med at blive hurtigere integreret i det danske samfund.

"To get to my school I had to cross a railway bridge and I would just stand there and think 'I could just jump off'.

As the Weinstein nightmare unfolds, UK judges were right to outlaw separating boys and girls at school but wrong to deny it hurts girls more.

What makes a quiet and successful headteacher challenge the government and write to 2.5m families about the unfairness of school funding?