Illegal practices uncovered during investigation - which includes a survey of 1,000 teachers

West Sussex villagers object to boarding school for inner-city pupils, saying Government has got its sums wrong

Lord Lloyd-Webber has launched a pioneering scheme which hands musical instruments to deprived schoolchildren to improve their academic results and combat gang culture.

The French, as we all know, are universally law-abiding, thoughtful and polite. Elizabeth Truss, the childcare minister, must have a point: it begins with the discipline instilled in nursery schools.

Minister says schools with more affluent pupils have disgraceful record for helping disadvantaged children

Parents at a primary school are demanding a Parliamentary inquiry into what they claim are bullying tactics aimed at forcing their school to become one of the Government’s flagship academies.

Plans for a new "Technical Baccalaureate" to run alongside A-levels will be unveiled by the Government today.

Only ratings of 'good' and 'outstanding' will be acceptable warns Ofsted chief

Business leaders have thrown their weight behind critics of Education Secretary Michael Gove’s planned new curriculum by warning the “sheer scale of prescription” will turn pupils off science lessons.

Toni Pearce tells Richard Garner how her background will help her fight for students

Politicians should be stopped from meddling in school policy and using visits among pupils as photo shoots, the former head of the national curriculum said last night.

Two out of three children admit to cheating in school sports because they feel under pressure to win, according to a survey to be released today.

More than 2,000 teachers have put their names to a petition condemning Michael Gove's proposed national curriculum reforms.

It’s been a surprise hit in the US, and not just because it has A-list narrators...

Charitable gifts soar to £774m as universities adopt US-style approach to fund-raising