Teachers, parents and city governments in France are protesting plans to add a half day of school for most students on Wednesday - which typically is a day off - and shorten the school day the remainder of the week.

Arbeiderpartiet går inn for å utvide tilbudet om gratis kjernetid i barnehage.

Applications to university are on the rise, we're told. But arts and humanities subjects have seen numbers plummet as students are guided towards career-driven options.

Fyra elever på Elfhems gymnasium i Lilla Edet som varit på två veckors praktik i Gambia är hemma igen. – Det har varit fantastiskt och lärorikt, säger Dennis Lindström, en av eleverna.

How do you school an eight year-old in the ways of this country? As rich Russians clamour to send their children to our most elite schools, Jane Flanagan meets the 'super tutor' helping them.

The UK performs poorly in an international comparison of social mobility within school systems.

Pushy parents are attempting to coach children as young as three to stand out in interviews for the most sought-after private schools, according to research.

A growing number of schools are showing that it is possible to fight off enforced academisation.

Bill Moyers asked experts in different policy areas to write what they would like to hear President Obama say in Tuesday’s State of the Union address. One of those experts is education historian Diane Ravitch, who wrote the following about what she would like to hear from Obama in his speech.

Unfit children are failing to break a sweat in physical education classes because of the poor state of the subject in schools, according to Ofsted.

Fra respekteret landsbylærer til udskældt servicemedarbejder. Lærergerningen har ændret sig, og i dag er den gode skolelærer ekspert i at guide sine elever til at tilegne sig viden. En stor del af folkeskolens lærere anklages for at være talentløse.

Worries about the declining academic performance of boys, a topic of increasing alarm this past decade, have intensified recently. It seems that boys are being judged both unduly harshly and leniently at school.