Changes worry admissions tutors
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Having students apply to university after A-level results will not solve the problems it sets out to tackle, administrators warn.
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Â· Schools in disadvantaged areas progressing most Â· Too few pupils get good grades, say critics
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The government's pilot of new school tests designed to lighten the load on stressed-out pupils has been called into question, after seven schools withdrew
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Almost a fifth of England's state secondary schools do not meet the government's GCSE target but things are improving.
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The announcement of a battery of new standardized tests for students rekindled the debate over whether such testing is emphasized too much.
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Parents worried about secondary school places are paying for extra tuition, says report.
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There are worries about the economic consequences of a decline in students taking science subjects.
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Not all schools in England are complying with rules to ensure fair admissions policies, the government admits.
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Proposed new maths GCSEs could leave students unprepared for A-level study, experts say.
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With a shake-up of university fees set to be introduced, figures reveal how much students are currently paying.
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Some students face increased tuition fees of more than Â£7,000 because of funding cuts, universities warn.
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Â· Bursaries not all allocated at eight institutionsÂ· Many youngsters unsure if they are eligible
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Head teachers warn the exam system is in trouble because of the number of pupils challenging results.
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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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With a shake-up of student fees set to be introduced, figures reveal how much students are currently paying.
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A head teachers' leader is alarmed by a suggestion that reform of 14-19 learning in England might be toned down.
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A survey of academics suggests many believe university standards have been 'dumbed down' due to funding shortages.