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Academy school results 'inflated'
The results of England's academy schools are being inflated by the over-use of vocational equivalents, analysis suggests.
BBC News - 03 Feb 12
Loans boss 'to pay tax at source'
The head of the Student Loans Company will have tax and National Insurance payments deducted from his £182,000 pay package in future, ministers say.
BBC News - 02 Feb 12
University places go to colleges
Further education colleges are going to offer thousands more degree places, previously provided by universities.
BBC News - 02 Feb 12
Shouting out 'helps pupils learn'
Pupils who shout out in class achieve better results than their counterparts who appear to be better behaved and quiet, suggests research.
BBC News - 02 Feb 12
Most new apprentices are over 25
More than two-thirds of the apprenticeships created in England in the past five years have gone to the over 25s, a report from spending watchdog shows.
BBC News - 01 Feb 12
Vocational exams cut from tables
Ministers cut the GCSE-equivalent value of 3,100 vocational qualifications, such as hair services and horse care, ending their recognition in school league tables.
BBC News - 31 Jan 12
University applications down 9%
University applications have fallen more sharply in England than in Scotland, as admissions service figures reveal the impact of higher tuition fees.
BBC News - 30 Jan 12
Tuition fees commission set up
An independent commission has been set up to examine the impact of increased tuition fees in England.
BBC News - 27 Jan 12
MPs swamped by Twitter questions
MPs say they have been 'overwhelmed' with responses after they asked the public to send questions for Education Secretary Michael Gove via Twitter.
BBC News - 27 Jan 12
Two grammars top league tables
Two grammar schools are at the top of this year's secondary school league tables.
BBC News - 26 Jan 12
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