Clearing 2022: How to get a last-minute university place after A-level results day
Don't panic if you've missed your required grades, UCAS Clearing could offer you a second opportunity
How taking a gap year will cost the average student £47,000 (but save some £25,000)
Overhaul next September forces graduates to pay back debt sooner and for longer
Universities urged to be transparent on how they prioritise poorer students
Teenagers from affluent backgrounds are the least likely of any group to have received an offer for the first time on record
White teachers will be first to be dismissed to ‘remedy effects of past discrimination’
A deal with a local union will see educators from minority backgrounds in Minneapolis protected if schools are forced to reduce staff
Blair-era university admission targets were wrong, admits Labour
Bridget Phillipson, Labour shadow education secretary, believes any student who wants to go to university should be allowed
French course ‘may be upsetting’, students told in trigger warning
Parts of France’s history and culture covered in University of Aberdeen module flagged as ‘potentially challenging topics’
Scotland’s poorest teenagers ‘betrayed’ by Nicola Sturgeon as exam pass rates plummet
‘Badge of shame’ for First Minister as ‘chasm’ widens between the most disadvantaged and the wealthiest
Cambridge scholar ‘bullied’ female colleague by saying ‘shut up’ and ‘sit down, woman’
Prof Joe Herbert found by a committee to have ‘harassed’ Dr Bronwen Everill during a row over a controversial slavery report
A-level students need a 'Plan B' over exam results, education minister says
With grades set to fall from last year, pupils have been told to prepare alternative options like going straight into work
Teenagers should study maths and English beyond GCSE, says Rishi Sunak
The Conservative leadership candidate said he intends to introduce a new "British Baccalaureate"
Liz Truss could move start of the university year to January
Conservative leadership hopeful is planning to shake up the education system
Political historian Sir Anthony Seldon quit university in row over ‘serious financial mismanagement’
Biographer of five PMs says predicament of Buckingham University’s risky deal to create medical campus made him ill
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Teacher pay rises set to hit budgets for students
Experts warn school spending per pupil in 2024 will remain three per cent below 2010 levels in real terms
Liz Truss’s Oxbridge interview plan ‘smacks of micromanagement’, warns union head
Foreign Secretary wants guaranteed consideration for the best students, but her idea ‘probably isn’t being supremely well-received’
New education minister threatens teaching union boss with legal action over ‘defamatory’ Tweet
Brendan Clarke-Smith demands apology over post falsely claiming he mocked NHS staff and use of face masks during Covid pandemic
We want more grammar schools to be built, say Tory voters
Nearly half of Conservative supporters want more selective schools, as Liz Truss floats idea of lifting ban imposed by Labour
Liz Truss suggests she will lift ban on new grammar schools
Foreign Secretary sends her two daughters to a selective school, and says she wants ‘people around the country’ to have the same chance
White teenagers least likely to go to Britain’s top universities for the first time
Both white and black pupils continue to trail behind Asian, mixed race and Chinese students in the race for places at the top institutions
Schools to be graded by Ofsted on sport if Rishi Sunak becomes PM
Former chancellor wants PE lessons to be rated by inspectors to ensure exercise is not 'pushed out' of the school day
Summer camp censorship row as speaker pressured to sign ‘cultural sensitivity’ agreement
Rev Calvin Robinson pulled out of Oxford Royale Academy speech after being asked to agree to 'no religious proselytising'