Three youths were jailed for 18 years each today for murdering a 15-year-old schoolboy stabbed to death at a Tube station.

The Olympics will be a spectacular show with people travelling from all over the world to see the best of the best compete. There is no arguing that point.

More and more universities are offering Saturday and Sunday courses for students who'd prefer not to give up their evenings

After two years of running a business, Heather Baker decided to study for an executive MBA at London Business School. She blogs about what it's like to work and study at the same time.

The number of senior women managers can only improve when more choose the MBA

One in three teachers have seen temperatures soar to more than 31C during the period of a survey carried out for the National Association of Schoolmasters Union of Women Teachers.

Tales of the totally unexpected

US study says nerve agent causes Colony Collapse Disorder

I have a feeling Tim Oates, the man chosen by Education Secretary Michael Gove to head his review of the national curriculum, is a glass-half-full man. Speaking at the Association of School and College Leaders conference during a debate on whether there was a need for a new curriculum, he admitted the review was "a gamble".

UK schools are segregated along class lines, leaving the poorest children struggling to achieve against poverty and deprivation, a teacher's leader warned today.

Plans to introduce regional pay for public-sector workers risk discriminating against older teachers and those working in primary schools, a union warned today.

Rising numbers of pupils are skipping school without permission, official figures show.