Pupils flog public school on eBay
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'Not quite as good as it used to be' Those among you who've ever fancied roasting young toffs over an open fire should get yourselves down to eBay where the pupils of one seat of learning have decided to put their beloved alma mater on the market:â¦
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Half a million American children take classes online, and many are attending virtual public schools that are competing with local districts for public funding.
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Half a million American children take classes online, and many are attending virtual public schools that are competing with local districts for millions in public dollars.
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Lower listing fees have arrived at eBay.
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Auction site 'humiliated' and 'harassed' The row continues between eBay and Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling.â¦
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Schools and parents get new guidance aimed at stopping pupils using mobile phones and the internet to bully others.
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Pupils aged 14 to 19 are to have their  school records permanently placed on an electronic database  accessible to prospective employers.
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The popstar's childhood school report will be auctioned.
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Organised crime gangs are targeting students in a bid to recruit skilled hackers, says a report.
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EBay is moving to quell a wave of discontent among individuals and small merchants who sell on the leading online auction Web site.
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The head of a popular Indian online auction site, owned by U.S. giant eBay Inc, was arrested for the sale of a video showing a schoolgirl and boy involved in oral sex, police said on Saturday.
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Schools in England that unfairly profit from uniform sales could face prosecution under a new crackdown.
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The militant group, Fathers 4 Justice, pulled off another spectacular stunt yesterday when a campaigner attached himself to the wrist of the children&#39;s minister, Margaret Hodge, with a pair of handcuffs bought for Â£20 on eBay.
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Back-to-school sales and political pitches helped spur latest barrage of spam.
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There has been a leap in truancy figures for secondary pupils in England, despite a big campaign to clamp down on the problem.
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Detectives warn internet auction bidders to be wary of how they pay after a teenage fraudster conned customers.
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A think tank claims state schools that control their own admissions are covertly selecting pupils by ability.