With immigration a big topic in the European and local elections, BBC News local government correspondent Mike Sergeant visits a school in north-west London, where there are 42 languages spoken in the playground.

40 procent af de adspurgte i rundspørge vil ikke afvise at tage noget beroligende.

The chairman of the Independent Schools Association claims that pupils are no longer equipped with traditional values because of a focus on league table rankings in the state education system

Schools in England could struggle to implement new policies for children with medical conditions such as asthma, diabetes and cancer, head teachers say.

Nye tal viser, at 16 ud af landets i alt 98 kommuner forventes at leve op til målsætningen om, at 95 procent af en årgang skal gennemføre mindst en ungdomsuddannelse. Det er særligt kommunerne nord for København og i Region Midtjylland og Syddanmark, der har succes med at få de unge på skolebænken.

Nigerian students defy terror to keep learning

A campaign to improve the quality of governing bodies has been launched by an alliance of school leaders, employers and governors' organisations.

Chair Richard Walden claims state teachers are distracted from providing children a more rounded and enriching education.

Singapore and Korea stride up the QS rankings, while Hong Kong and Japan see their institutions take a tumble.

Pupils and teachers at the Birmingham education success story investigated over alleged Islamist plot say claims are 'ludicrous'.

Studerende og gymnasieelever over hele landet protesterer mod karakterkrav til ungdomsuddannelser og forkortelse af universitetsuddannelser.

Hårda krav i skolan ligger bakom det stora flertalet självmord bland unga i Kina, visar en ny undersökning.