The number of high-school students from China studying in the US rose by 48% between 2013 and 2016, according to a report from the Institute of International Education. Rajika Bhandari, director of the IIE Center for Academic Mobility Research & Impact, says students from China are beginning to study in the US at younger ages.

A growing number of teachers in Ireland are taking a career break, according to data from the Department of Education.

Students awaiting their A-level results next week have described the stress of sitting new, untested qualifications this summer for which many felt ill prepared, with no past papers, no mark schemes and no clarity about grade boundaries.

Forvaltning indskærper, at skoler har pligt til at gribe ind, hvis elever lader sig hverve af bander.

Københavns kommune vil inddrage skoler og institutioner for at dæmpe bandekonflikt. Der er dog ingen nye initiativer, erkender borgmester.

Education was meant to be president Enrique Peña Nieto’s flagship policy. Yet salaries are still being paid to ‘ghost teachers’ who never enter a classroom, while children lack the tools – and even the food – they need to learn.

More A-level students than ever have received unconditional offers, many at the last minute. But is it always a good thing?

After Arizona banned a Mexican-American studies curriculum in Tucson, Ariz., ethnic studies courses have taken root in districts across the country.

Black and Asian students are much more likely to choose universities in big, multicultural cities.

After violence in Charlottesville, students worry about returning to campus.

Kirstie Donnelly and David Ainley say the Ebacc is narrowing the curriculum in many schools, while Ron Glatter and Peter Shaw say Andrew Adonis is partly to blame for current problemsI wholeheartedly agree with the concern expressed by parents and teachers about the impact of the English baccalaureate (Ebacc) and funding constraints in schools.

Schools should be able to challenge Ofsted inspectors if their conclusions are “defective”, a high court judge has said as he quashed a report that would have put a school into special measures.