A raft of dramatic and controversial education measures including billions of pounds in new funding, a crackdown on student behaviour and a further wave of free schools are to be announced by the government within days, according to a confidential briefing paper seen by the Guardian.

Widespread alarm about emphasis on exclusions and use of ‘reasonable force’.

Two years after mass exodus from Myanmar, quality learning and life skills are crucial to more than 500,000 children sheltered in Bangladesh.

No national standard regulates how much time students get to eat lunch in public schools, leading to concerns at some schools that students do not have enough time to eat their food, particularly if they must wait in line to be served.

A school in Melbourne is removing bins from the classrooms and telling children to take their rubbish home to encourage them to move towards zero waste. 'We are going to be in worse crisis if we do nothing', headteacher says

Soon more than 1,000 schools nationwide will be using Yondr, a pouch that students lock their phones in during class.

The rise of cellphones has caused reading and socializing to decline among teens, writes high school and college political science teacher Jeremy Adams.

Blogger and ‘edupreneur’ Ross Morrison McGill tells Liz Lightfoot about his mission to inspire teachers – and surviving childhood sexual abuse.

Det er især blandt unge med en lang videregående humanistisk og teologisk uddannelse, at der er høj ledighed.

Complaints about school funding shortages in England are expected to be addressed soon by the government.

Government urged to restore powers to councils to open new schools to cope with demand.

Boris Johnson to announce donation at G7 and urge fellow leaders to spend more of their aid budget on schooling.