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Pupils want lessons in how to manage money – but teachers don’t have the knowledge, says founder of MoneySavingExpert.com

Thirty-seven headteachers, academics and educationists have written an open letter to the new education secretary, calling for a renewed commitment to citizenship lessons in post-Brexit Britain.

‘Be naughty but nice,’ say the slapstick TV duo as they offer classroom pranksters the benefits of their wisdom

A rabbinical row has broken out, with a group of rabbis writing an open letter to education secretary, Justine Greening, opposing their chief’s call for new faith schools to be allowed to select all pupils according to religion.

Pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds are disproportionately likely to have careers aspirations that do not match their educational goals, new research has found.

Black and immigrant children in US ‘terrified’ of presidential contender, according to new research