Pupil absences reopen controversy
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Truancy in England's secondary schools dipped last autumn then rose again, with many days lost to holidays.
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As students return to the campus, a debate continues over how schools should handle students in distress
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Academies expelled pupils at twice the rate of other secondary schools last year, figures reveal.
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Education inspectors want "urgent action" to close a widening gap in primary school reading standards.
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BBC education correspondent Mike Baker on the changes happening in the new school year.
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The truancy rate of pupils in England's secondary schools has increased again this year, according to government figures.
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Schools support "inclusion" for special needs pupils - except when they have behaviour problems.
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But only to monitor attendance, school claims A London school is to embark on a trial to fingerprint children when they return to school.â¦
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Units which teach disruptive pupils struggle to get them back into mainstream school, Ofsted says.
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Parents face fines of up to Â£1,000 if they fail to keep children who have been excluded from school indoors.
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BBC education correspondent Mike Baker considers the issue of school admissions.
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Extra police officers and crossing guards will be on hand to help parents and their children feel safe when schools reopen next week in Austria, which is still reeling over revelations that a schoolgirl spent 8 1/2 years imprisoned in an underground cell.
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A primary school whose test results were quashed  for alleged cheating denies having  done anything wrong.
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Heads say England's school funding means pupils in disadvantaged areas are missing out.
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The education secretary is giving schools more time to agree plans for dealing with disruptive pupils.
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A political row erupts over a decision to reverse the closure of more than 20 school premises in Edinburgh.
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Pupil numbers for six Edinburgh schools due to close, exceed minimum occupancy levels, it emerges.