Sixth form college staff take to the picket line
Lessons at two colleges in Brighton & Hove and one in Horsham will be affected.
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'It's so easy to lie': A fifth of children use fake age on social media
The regulator finds a fifth of children are pretending to be adults, potentially exposing them to harm.
William Hague elected Oxford University chancellor
The former cabinet minister will become the 160th person to hold the 800-year-old position.
Parents 'upset' over schools merger plans
The Greenshaw Learning Trust wants to merge Moat and Robinswood Primary schools in Gloucester.
CCTV shows pupils abused and locked in padded room
Police have said staff will not face action over abuse of autistic children shown in videos leaked to the BBC.
Queueing through the night for student accommodation
Students at Oxford Brookes University queue for 24 hours just to secure a property for next year.
'I want to get a job but I don't know how'
The BBC speaks to young people yet to enter the workforce as well as those who have chosen to leave it.
'Citizen Hub has been a huge help for my family'
The community interest company in St Neots aims to create opportunities and help fill skills gaps.
Extra-curricular activities need 'relentless fundraising'
The principal of a school in Newry says a recent musical production required over £20,000 of fundraising.
'School defibrillator restarted my heart'
Education Minister Paul Givan is expected to spend more than £700,000 on the move.
Schools close after Storm Bert floods
Several schools are closed on Monday after flooding caused widespread disruption.
Exercise book returned to ex-pupil after 49 years
The 1975 Roman Studies exercise book found in a school drawer is returned to a former student.
'Whatever the thieves got, we've come out winners'
A head teacher says his faith is restored by the response to the theft of the school minibus.
All NI children could get free school meals
Providing free dinners for all school children could cost over £200m a year, say education officials.
App-style reports helping parents compare schools
Local projects are under way to create school report cards that could inform Ofsted's national changes.
Snow and ice shut schools as Storm Bert looms
Storm Bert is set to bring snow, rain and strong winds to parts of the UK over the weekend.
'Charity will help my son's memory live on'
Crystal Owen's son Harvey died alongside three friends in a car accident in North Wales.
Why are pupils missing school?
Norfolk has a higher-than-average rate of persistent absence - but what are the stories behind it?
Grief can be 'really overwhelming' for teenagers and young people
Teenagers speak about their experience of bereavement at an event run for schools by Marie Curie.
Primary school pupil suspensions in England double in a decade
Mum Jo says Jacob is very caring but sensory issues led to him being excluded for disruptive behaviour.
