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- Teens want to talk more about sex
Many parents are too embarrassed to have vital chats with their children about sex, a report for the government says. - Authors oppose 'toddler targets'
Authors join a campaign to scrap new literacy milestones for under-fives, but a review is already underway. - Schools hunting 'missing' papers
Schools in England are trying to track down national curriculum test papers mislaid by the Sats contractor, ETS. - Morris tells Balls to reform Sats
Ed Balls should not resign over the Sats problems, but take the opportunity to overhaul testing, says Estelle Morris. - Cameron pledge on apprenticeships
The Conservatives are vowing to create 100,000 more places for apprentices, saying it will cut social problems. - Schools adopt vocational courses
More vocational qualifications are being taken by school-age children around the UK, a report claims. - 'A fifth of teens' carry a weapon
Almost one in five teenage pupils carries a weapon, although only one in 20 takes it to school, a study suggests. - Head teacher bans striking pupils
A head teacher suspended more than 100 pupils after they went on strike, informing their parents with a text message. - Ofsted says tests narrow learning
England's education inspectorate, Ofsted, says some schools narrow the curriculum by "teaching to the test". - Too shy to learn
"Invisible children" helped to put up their hands - Mike Baker
League tables might have to be scrapped - Test delays
Markers face computer problems with Sats results - Going up
What makes a school fail and what can be done - E-mail us
How to contact the BBC News website education team - From Parenting
Encouraging them without piling on the pressure - Students bring kit worth £6,000
Students are going to university laden with computers and electrical equipment, claims an insurance survey. - School design labelled 'mediocre'
A major school rebuilding programme risks being harmed by poor design, an architectural watchdog says. - Some students 'tell more CV lies'
A survey finds more lies on CVs from lower ranking universities than those from more well known ones. - 'Farce' warning on degree levels
A committee of MPs warns that the lack of certainty about what a degree is worth is "descending into farce". Sean Coughlan reports - 4,000 schools 'closed by strike'
A strike by teaching assistants and support staff closes at least 4,000 schools, its organisers have claimed.
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