Imprisoned suffragette letter discoveredA previously unknown letter gives a first-hand account from the first suffragette to be jailed.
Universities warned over potentially misleading claimsA consumer group has challenged universities over the claims they make to attract students.
'£1bn in unpalatable county council cuts' ahead in EnglandCouncils bosses warn some authorities may have to be stripped back to the minimum to save money.
Three in four London students 'from ethnic minorities by 2030'Students from London will become a 'hyper-diverse' population in the next decade.
More fake diploma claims for Spanish universityA Madrid university allegedly granted fake law diplomas to hundreds of Italian nationals.
'Sexist, unsafe' world experienced by young girlsA Girlguiding UK survey of girls and young women reveals many do not feel safe outside their homes.
MSPs call for 'halt' to primary testsOpposition parties inflict a defeat on the Scottish government over assessments for five-year-olds.
Cleaner enjoys holiday paid for by Bristol university studentsBristol university students raised £1,500 so Herman Gordon and his wife could visit Jamaica.
School open days: Eight things to look forGlossy prospectuses and slick open evenings, but what should I look for when visiting secondary schools?
Ofsted admits adding to 'teach-to-the-test' mentalityOfsted boss says the watchdog has not put enough emphasis on a rich and broad curriculum in England.
Educating Greater Manchester head Drew Povey resignsDrew Povey, of Harrop Fold School, starred in Channel 4's Educating Greater Manchester.
Further education college finances face double whammyAmid growing concern about financial bailouts, new analysis reveals the dire state of college budgets.
Students blamed for university and college cyber-attacksUniversity cyber-attacks might often be caused by students rather than hacking groups.
Mothers want action over sexual assaults at schoolTwo mothers whose children were attacked at school are calling for changes to prevent similar assaults
Mental health services 'let down children'The Scottish government admits there are "unacceptable" problems with mental health services for the country's young people.
Periods 'keeping girls out of school'Some 350,000 girls say they have missed school at some point because of being on their period, research from YouGov suggests.
Grenfell: Back to the school15 months after Grenfell, the school below the tower reopens its doors - what's it like to return?
Parental alienation: 'Not seeing my children is a living hell'Social workers who look after children's interests in the family courts are being given new guidelines to help in cases where a child refuses to see a parent.
How does being thrown out of school feel?Annie-Leigh, 16, explains how she was able to recover after being kicked out of school.
The chef using 60,000-year-old recipesA top chef says his awards are owed to learning skills from indigenous Australian recipes and ingredients.
Which universities will really impress the boss?Which is the best university name in the world to put on a job application?
Going back to school in a war zoneThe challenges of a new school year in countries facing war and millions of refugees.
'Rewards don't improve school attendance'Harvard researchers find that rewards for good attendance do not reduce absenteeism.
Cricket stumps sexism in India's schoolsCricket and dance are being combined in a project challenging gender stereotypes in rural India
School where refugees are the teachersAn online school wants to make better use of the language skills of refugees and to help them integrate.
Top 10 tips for starting at universityGraduates and older students offer their top tips for starting at university.
Beating the oddsA school in Bradford is achieving impressive results in English and maths, by rebuilding its curriculum around music.
Working mums' dilemmaWinning flexible working hours can bring a new set of major problems, a survey finds.
The 18-year-olds of todayStatisticians set out what life is like for 18-year-olds today and how it has changed.
Widower’s advice on dietAn interaction between a widower and a young woman about how couples support each other is inspiring many to become kinder
Broke councilWhat's it like to be a family with extra needs in the hands of a council with no spare cash?
What do students really eat?Microwave curries and oven pizzas or rose harissa paste and bouillon powder - what are students eating?
Highs and lowsHigh fees, lots of pre-school and young teachers - the UK is compared with other education systems.
'Thanks for tidying my room'The top 10 phrases parents would love to hear their children say. Sighs. One day, maybe.
'I smashed my kids' iPads'The presenter has offered many parenting tips over the years, unveiling her latest on Monday.
Talking about grievingA grieving mum expresses her anger, loneliness and love by calling her daughter's voicemail for two years.
Keeping in touchHow internet-connected robots are helping combat the scourge of isolation and loneliness.
Next stepsClaire Hughes quit school at 16 to work in a cupcake shop but the story didn't end there.
Fighting school holiday hunger in BirkenheadHow one town is filling the gap when free school meals are off the menu.
