Pupils taught to be enterprising
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A strategy is launched to encourage teenagers in England to develop an enterprise culture.
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Since 1977, more than 9 million children have learned about stock investing through the Stock Market Game, an interactive 10-week contest run by the Securities Industry Association for children in grades four through 12. Recently, the SIA took its first steps toward teaching those children about mutual funds.
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Many are enrolling in summer classes or doing community service while others are squeezed out by adults competing for the same entry-level jobs.
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IT executives must learn business skills, and how to teach those skills to the next generation of managers. Too many look outside for help instead of training their own.
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Entrepreneurs discover success requires a little reinvention.
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Parents at a state-funded faith state school  are being asked  for voluntary contributions of more than Â£1,200 a year.
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When Penn Manor High School technology teacher Shawn Canady asked for volunteers to create interactive-learning games for first- graders, three of his students stood up.  When the task was completed hundreds of hours later, only one student was left standing: senior Rob Drummond.
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A village school in Devon is claiming to have one of the most technologically advanced classrooms in the country.
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Entrepreneur Kamela Sediqi teaches Afghans around the country the skills they need to start ventures.
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Primary schools are using amusement arcade-style dance machines to teach pupils Spanish.
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Millionaire businessman's cash goes to academies.
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Almost 90% of school staff in England want to tailor the curriculum to suit pupils' needs, a survey suggests.
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A new site in the US is launched aimed at helping disadvantaged young people by teaching them game design.
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Pupils have made improvements in maths but there has been little progress in writing, official figures show.
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Teenagers are to be taught how to look after their own finances, in a curriculum shake-up.
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Pupils in Glasgow and West Dunbartonshire are the first in Scotland to take part in a free school meal pilot.
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Pupils could soon face tests of their creativity under plans to boost the kind of "soft skills".