Tributes paid to boy, 15, after school stabbing (link is external)
The boy, named locally as Harvey Willgoose, is described as a "lovely lad" and the "life of a party".
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Boy, 15, dies after being stabbed at school (link is external)
A 15-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in police custody.
Girl, 14, guilty of school stabbing attempted murder (link is external)
The 14-year-old had admitted the triple school stabbing but had denied attempted murder.
Ofsted offers first look at new report cards for schools (link is external)
Ofsted scrapped its single-word judgements for schools after the death of head teacher Ruth Perry.
'I'm a circus acrobat - I can't do school holidays' (link is external)
The number of fines issues for taking holidays during the school term rose to a record 443,322 in England last year.
'I paid a term-time holiday fine as my son can't cope with crowds' (link is external)
The number of fines issued for unauthorised school holidays has tripled in the last 10 years.
'We don't just teach - we clothe the kids, feed them and brush their teeth' (link is external)
A survey of teachers in England suggests lots of schools are having to provide extra help for families.
Cardiff University plans to cut 400 jobs and axe courses (link is external)
Vice-chancellor Wendy Larner says "it is no longer an option for us to continue as we are".
Fears for hundreds of uni jobs due to funding gap (link is external)
Meetings are being held amid concern that hundreds of jobs are under threat at Cardiff University.
Britain's oldest teacher looks back on his legacy (link is external)
Dr Neville Brown founded a specialist dyslexia school and has helped hundreds of children.
Britain's oldest teacher looks back on his legacy (link is external)
Dr Neville Brown founded a specialist dyslexia school and has helped hundreds of children.
Delay buying children smartphones, schools urge (link is external)
A group of 49 schools in Solihull sends letters to parents highlighting the risks of smartphones.
Children joined riots for the 'thrill', report says (link is external)
The children's commissioner says children often made impulsive decisions to become involved in the riots.
University seeks more job cuts to save £19.5m (link is external)
The university opens a voluntary redundancy scheme and will not fill vacant roles to cut costs.
Videos from school rugby trip investigated by police (link is external)
The PSNI has confirmed it spoke to the school and investigated the matter, but no further action was taken.
Press now allowed to report from family courts (link is external)
From Monday, journalists can speak to families about ongoing cases and report what they hear in court.
