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• Tory defects over schools scheme
  A Tory councillor defects to Labour over cuts to the government's schools building programme, saying she was "ashamed to be a Conservative".
• Men in short supply in primaries
  One in four state primary schools in England has no male teacher, statistics show.
• Music tuition falling, poll says
  Fewer children are learning to play a musical instrument than in their parents' generation, a survey suggests.
• School lottery 'failed in aim'
  England's first city-wide lottery system aimed at solving the problem of allocating places at over-subscribed schools failed to give poorer children equal access to top schools, academics say.
• Prodigy makes Cambridge history
  A 15-year-old maths prodigy is set to become the youngest undergraduate at the University of Cambridge for more than two centuries.
• School meals 'help fussy eaters'
  School lunches can tempt fussy eaters to try new foods, a survey carried out in England for the School Food Trust suggests.
• Ellen MacArthur's global ambition
  Yachtswoman Ellen MacArthur has set herself a new challenge - creating an educational foundation to promote sustainability.
• Shoesmith given leave to appeal
  Sharon Shoesmith is given leave to appeal over her sacking as the head of children's services at Haringey Council after the death of Baby Peter.
• One in nine schools 'half empty'
  Figures obtained by the BBC suggest that in one in nine Scottish primary schools at least 60% of places are unfilled.
• First wave of new-style academies
  Teachers' unions are branding the government's relaunch of academies in England as a "failure", with about 30 expected this term.
• GCSE triumphs: Whizz kids and athletes
  Across England, Wales and Northern Ireland thousands of pupils are celebrating and commiserating with each other after receiving their results for their GCSE exams.
• GCSE pupils score record results
  Teenagers score another GCSE record with almost seven out of 10 exams awarded a C grade or above, as separate science entries rise.
• 'One in four' students unplaced
  The latest figures show that currently more than a quarter of UK university applicants are unplaced.
• Did the new A* make the grade?
  Did the new A-level grade do what it said on the tin?
• The bright pupils shunning university
  The bright, young things shunning university
• No university place...? Go Dutch
  With UK students facing a tough battle for places at home, universities in the Netherlands are promoting themselves as an alternative - and still have spaces left for this year, reports the BBC's Jonty Bloom.
• A* boosts record A-level results
  One in 12 A-level entries is awarded the new A* grade, as pupils attain record results.
• Ditch the flute and get swotting, students told
  Oxford's head of admissions tells candidates it wants the academically gifted, not 'second-rate historians' who play the flute.
• Why has studying French lost its Ă©lan?
  Is the big fall in the number of British school children studying French something to be concerned about?
• Imperial College expands overseas
  Imperial College is going to open its first branch outside the UK - a medical school in Singapore, run in partnership with a local university.

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