Sir David Behan, the interim chairman of the Office for Students, says all options for solving the university funding crisis are on the table (“Funding crisis...

The predictable nature of educational attainment can seem depressing. About half the children who fail their maths and English GCSEs were already judged to be...

While a quarter of Oxbridge graduates have paid off their debt, less than 1 per cent from some institutions have managed it. See our searchable table for how your university has fared

Joseph Spence, who had been master since 2009, will remain at the private school as an adviser

Girls continue lead over boys as pupils who suffered disruption from Covid and strikes find out how they did in their exams

Students are over the disruption of Covid and a surge in maths is encouraging, but regional disparities are growing and computer science remains male-dominated

Youngsters of yesteryear went through tests and trials that were greater measures of character

President of science organisation calls for overhaul to ‘relative’ grading in the subject, as report proposes system in which 100% of pupils could pass

One area in which private schools are way out in front of the state sector is in maintaining links with their alumni. Most private schools have development...

Independent schools’ fees will rise by up to 20 per cent from January but head teachers say prematurely introducing the policy will swamp the state sector