School headmaster says major issue of shoddy marking needs to be tackled

Linda Taylor lives in London but her 16-year-old daughter, Sky, has attended the state boarding school Hockerill Anglo-European College in Bishop’s Stortford, Hertfordshire, since she was 11.

Children from less privileged backgrounds could benefit from surge in applications

Education Secretary faces growing opposition to his reforms

Education costs are soaring but bursars and product providers have new schemes that may help

You get a sense of frontman Charlie Fink’s ambition early on, when his band reveal their idea of a “stripped-back set” involves Tom Hobden’s violin soaring over a string quartet in the midst of a rollicking "Tonight’s The Kind Of Night".

Jealousy is the enemy in an impeccably cast tragedy. And a Swedish one-man-show is the West End's new best friend

Children at private schools face the greatest risk from the measles outbreak and could pose a health threat to the rest of the population, a leading doctor has warned.

Postings suggest Islamic fervour, a desire for Chechen independence, and an interest in forgeries

The Way I See It: Literary dimension is this touchstone’s legacy as much as facts and figures

The formation of the group is expected to be announced in the next few weeks and is thought to have a goal of raising $50m to campaign for political reform on immigration and education issues.

Criticism follows evidence that state school and ethnic minority pupils struggle to get onto the best courses

One of Haiti's biggest shantytowns, a vast expanse of grim cinderblock homes on a mountainside in the nation's capital, is getting a psychedelic makeover that aims to be part art and part homage.

Suspect 'had never heard of Joss Stone'