Education spending 'not enough'
558149
Two-thirds of local authorities in Wales are not spending enough on education, according to a teachers' union.
530386
A Â£45bn school building programme is hit by delays and a lack of expertise, the government admits.
128776
The first wave of academies have had cost overruns of up to Â£3m each, says the public spending watchdog.
764696
Â· Maths and English hit by decline in trainees  Â· Shortfall will hit schools in summer of 2009
288312
Schools alone cannot improve the achievement of pupils from poor backgrounds, a report says.
336031
UK higher education is not doing enough to sell its technology and ideas around the world, a report says.
298285
Heads say England's school funding means pupils in disadvantaged areas are missing out.
47363
Schools lag behind much of society in using technology, but students are seeing benefits and clamoring for more access to computers, the government says.
368320
Education inspectors say cost means many poorer children do not get a chance to learn a musical instrument.
47503
The pace of ever-rising college costs has slowed somewhat this year, and students are relying more on private loans rather than grants or other federal sources to finance their education, according to two new studies.
491658
The government could do a better job teaching financial literacy. Fortunately, many other resources are meeting the need.
366463
England's colleges say they have been given far less money than they need to meet government targets.
294055
Schools will still face a teaching shortfall when new figures are announced, a teachers' group says.
60017
The government is accused underplaying  the science teacher shortage in England's schools.
138954
The nation&#39;s colleges and universities are losing ground on affordability and access, according to a national report released yesterday by an independent nonprofit organization.
439421
Almost a fifth of England's state secondary schools do not meet the government's GCSE target but things are improving.
305507
A plan to require tens of millions of additional dollars a year in state spending on education in Montgomery and Prince George's counties has stalled in the Maryland General Assembly amid concerns about looming state budget deficits.