Landmark school reforms proposed
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England's secondary schools should drop GCSEs and A-levels for a diploma, a report says - but reaction is mixed.
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One school in England sticks out a mile for the number of qualifications points achieved by its students.
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Schools in England are urged to "twin" with those overseas as part of a strategy on  international collaboration.
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People are asked to submit their favourite word to highlight the need for universal  education.
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Margaret Spellings has deep Texas roots in educational reform, the model for 2002 No Child Left Behind Act. By Gail Russell Chaddock | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor.
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Smaller schools and scrapping AS-levels are among the proposals from a Tory working group.
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England's school curriculum is changed to 'get the basics right' and introduce more flexibility, ministers say.
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Â· Millennium goals within reach for much of worldÂ· Unsafe water undermines educational reforms
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We can take strategies for reforming big-city school systems and apply them to investing.
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A major report on England's secondary schooling will push for "core" skills in number-handling and communication.
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Good teaching and leadership help to cut truancy rates and boost school attendance, says an Ofsted report.
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Every independent school should be setting up an academy or joining a trust, says leading head teacher.
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More grammar and private schools should be opened to improve the UK's 'dire' educational status, according to a new report from the Economic Research Council.
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TOKYO -- Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government yesterday pushed through landmark laws requiring Japanese schools to encourage patriotism in the classroom and elevating the Defense Agency to the status of a full ministry for the first time since World War II.
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Ministers say that children have been placed at the centre of long-awaited reforms to family law.
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Media & professional: Chancellor unveils plans to improve partnerships between schools and higher education institutions.
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By LAURA CLARK  ON the outside, the Grade II listed buildings fashioned from old Devon stone suggest nothing more than a traditional village primary school.   But on the inside, the future of education is unfolding.