A study shows state pupils do better at university than independent school candidates who have the same A-level grades.

Our second report on the competition faced by Hong Kong students reveals how school application pictures are a new battleground.

More than two-thirds of secondary school head teachers and deputies in England are considering taking early retirement with most blaming an excessive workload, a survey suggests.

Tests for children in reception are designed to give baseline measure of abilities upon entering formal education.

Nya språkkunskaper, nya vänner och lära känna nya kulturer. Det är vad eleverna i projektet ”Living near the sea” tar med sig.

Børne- og ungdomsborgmesteren i Københavns Kommune ønsker at indføre tests, så faglighed og etnicitet bliver blandet på kommunens folkeskoler.

En skole i Aarhus består udelukkende af tosprogede elever. Luk den, siger ekspert.

An increasing number of healthy students dope themselves with ADHD drugs. What happens when ‘study drugs’ become normal?

Norsk studentorganisasjon: Krev mer av oss studenter, men gi oss det vi trenger.

Christine Blower calls on schools minister to persuade education secretary Michael Gove to take part in negotiations.

A decline in students entering secondary school has led The Professional Teachers Union in Hong Kong to seek smaller Form One class sizes. The union has said a strike is possible if the classes are not reduced. The Education Bureau has pledged to maintain its policy of sustaining schools and teachers.

A recent report finds schools in England often do not work together to ensure students can continue learning the same foreign language when they move from primary to secondary school. The British Council and CfBT Education Trust report 27 procent of secondary schools guarantee primary students can continue their language instruction.