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Parents will "go through hell" this week as they wait to find out if their child has secured a

University Challenge's losing finalists have demanded a rematch, after it emerged that a member

Gordon Brown will today announce ambitious targets to increase the numbers of pupils studying

This past week, I've had to submit two essays and perform in two shows as well as write this

Once a hot-bed of far-left politicking, the National Union of Students is getting real. Under

Nearly £400m of public money designed to get students from poor backgrounds into Britain's

It is not often that a newspaper article annoys me to the point of wanting to set the record

It is good news for students that the National Union of Students is rejoining the real world.

Increasing numbers of people are signing up to train as maths and science teachers, figures

Tens of thousands of teenagers are leaving school before starting to study for GCSEs, a

Ballroom dancing is set to become the latest craze in classrooms across Britain, as part of an

Tarun Kapur has the kind of problem that few head teachers face each morning. When he drives to

A generation of schoolchildren have had their lives "impoverished" by rigid testing and an

This is Eton. We are on a course beyond school syllabuses: the Eton College Universities Summer

One in three adults lies on their CV when applying for a job, according to research published

When parents of pupils at Bolitho School in Penzance received a letter home in January, they

In terms of the entry and exit routes available, teaching is an unusually generous and

The Public Sector: the place to be or a place to hide? With applications to the Civil Service up

February is the cruellest month for teachers of the tougher option subjects – such as