Some good news to report: a school whose inadequate facilities were highlighted on these pages only last month has finally got the facelift it so badly needs.

More than half the British public suffers from a negative body image, an inquiry by MPs has heard.

Members of England's Euro 2012 squad will visit the former Nazi death camp at Auschwitz when they travel to Poland ahead of next month's European Championship.

Fewer than a third of the most senior jobs in the UK are held by women, according to new figures.

Green light for scheme that aims to prioritise skill and fun and bans league tables for under-11s

Chronicle is a superhero movie with a difference.

An 18-year-old gunman killed two people and wounded seven others in what appeared to be a random shooting in a southern Finnish town, police said today.

The bomb attack which killed a teenage girl and wounded 10 others in the southern Italian town of Brindisi was probably not the work of the mafia, authorities have claimed.

The bomb attack that killed a teenage girl and wounded 10 others in the southern Italian town of Brindisi was probably done by an individual with no links to the Mafia, an official said yesterday.

More than 200,000 11-year-olds quit primary school every year unable to swim, according to a report out today.

Higher education group and former FTSE 250 constituent BPP Holdings is selling off a bundle of sixth-form colleges for up to £50m.

London hospital says treatment is necessary to fight epidemic among children

The scale of private school dominance of top jobs in Britain is “morally indefensible”, Education Secretary Michael Gove told a conference of independent school heads today

Demand for GCSEs is falling as students continue to choose practical courses in subjects such as food safety and music.