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Pupils in hospital after 'drug-related' incident at Dunfermline High SchoolEmergency services were called to Dunfermline High School after 10 students became unwell.
Essex teacher banned for life for sex with female pupilSuzanne Harrison had a four-year sexual relationship with a female pupil.
GCHQ sets up all-female cyber-training classesThe UK's intelligence services say there are too few young women working in cyber-security.
Periodic table found at St Andrews University 'is world's oldest'Experts who dated the teaching chart found at St Andrews University said it was printed between 1879 and 1886.
London state school secures 41 Oxbridge offersA school in one of London's poorest boroughs aims to send 41 students to Oxford or Cambridge this year.
English-medium education to put more emphasis on WelshWelsh will no longer be classed as a second language in English-medium schools, under new proposals.
Ofsted pledges new ranking for schools in tough areasInspectors to focus on good teaching and a broad curriculum alongside results, says Ofsted.
Rich students save by paying fees up frontAbout 10% of students pay tuition fees in England without a loan - with claims this helps the wealthiest.
University switches off social media to help student well-beingA university is switching off its social media channels to promote a healthier online culture.
Liverpool University Chinese cheating email 'racist'Liverpool University apologises after suggesting Chinese students didn't know what cheating was.
Birkenhead school's meal threat angers parentsParents who owe money for school dinners have been told their children will be given toast or bread.
School starts £20k crowdfunding bid to help ease budget cutsThe head teacher says some fundraising will pay for maintenance as its central budget is being "squeezed".
Cambridge University 1908 suffrage banners recreatedA costume designer spent a year researching materials and techniques used in the original 1908 banner.
University offers 'should be made after results day', say lecturersThe change could mean the end of unconditional offers and the "chaotic" clearing system, lecturers say.
Inside the hidden world of Britain's Hasidic ultra-Orthodox JewsIzzy Posen describes what life is like inside one of the UK's most secluded religious communities.
'I went to Oxford with undiagnosed TB'Tilly Rose challenges people's pre-conceived ideas about her and helps others get a university place.
South African maths whizz answers complex arithmetic questions in secondsSibahle Zwane is only 10, but his maths skills have made him an internet sensation in South Africa.
Healthy eating: What is a correct food portion?British Nutrition Foundation launches new "handy" guide to stop people cooking and eating too much.
A teacher's story: Eat. Sleep. Teach. Repeat.One teacher tells her story of how classroom stress led her to have a mental breakdown.
Snow excuses: E-learning on snow daysWinter weather at least meant a day off school. But now technology is threatening to keep pupils studying.
Making better use of 'surgeons flipping burgers'The UN wants a better system for recognising the qualifications and work skills of migrants.
Wooden clothes on recycled Christmas listA university in Finland has invented a process to turn waste wood into material for clothing.
'My mum killed my dad'Sally Challen was jailed for murder in 2011 but a new law means an appeal next month could succeed.
Single mum shares secrets of survival to encourage othersA woman who posted a frank poem about financial hardship on Facebook says it "came from the heart".
Sylvia Pankhurst raised phone-tap concerns in 1930sThe suffragette argued that duplicate lines were "opposed to the best interests of the community".
Parental leave: The good, the bad and the unexpectedThree parents share their very different experiences of staying home to look after their children.
Are teachers' Christmas gifts getting out of control?Some schools are starting to discourage parents from buying teachers presents at Christmas.
Primary school tables: Poor pupils won't catch up for 50 yearsAs primary school league tables are published, we reveal how long it will take for poor pupils to catch up.
Will Brexit result in more 'Skype families'?Thousands of Britons will spend Christmas apart from a loved one. Will Brexit make more Skype families?
Water bill 'too expensive' to flush toiletA report on poverty says water bills are now the most common arrears for poorer families.
'Buddy Benches' making playtime less lonelyBuddy Benches are proving popular in Irish schools, with a mission to improve the lives of adults as well as children.
Domestic abuse: 'Children are the hidden victims'A teenager who grew up in a family with domestic abuse explains the impact this has had on her.
