What UK teachers can learn from Finland, where children have one of the world’s best educations
Figures from the NUT showing one in 10 teachers are deserting the profession
Dutch universities: British students should seriously consider studying in the Netherlands, 9 reasons why
Pursuing higher education in the UK increasingly feels like a one-way street to a debt advice charity – but it doesn’t have to be this way
UK universities discuss plans to open new EU campuses ahead of Brexit
‘There is a very real chance that Britain will come into the grips of extreme Brexiteers who are euro-phobic and could do irrevocable damage, not only to the country but to our universities’
Latin should be taught in every state primary school, says leading academic
Professor Dennis Hayes claims teachers in his training sessions would ‘hate’ the idea because ‘they think the only thing you need is Google’
Oxford University becomes first UK institution to top world university rankings
Oxford vice-chancellor, however, cites lack of funding and Brexit as potential threats to university’s future
Young people prepared to sacrifice ‘vital life skills’ to cope with exam pressures, study finds
Only 11% of parents feel well prepared to help their children in the coming academic year
Back home and in debt: life after university tuition fees
The first students to pay £9,000 fees graduated last year. Was it worth it?
https://www.theguardian.com/education/2016/aug/30/university-tuition-fees-are-they-worth-it-students