 Compulsory work experience will be reintroduced in schools under a Labour plan to get teenagers ready for the jobs market, the Daily Telegraph has learnt.
Telegraph.co.uk 3 hours ago
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The designer talks arts education, the future of the creative industries, and why quantifying culture can only be a last resort
*Hi Neville, could you tell us a bit about D&AD, and your role there..
guardian.co.uk 6 days ago
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New proposals to make league tables fairer won't overcome the fact that schools don't start with a level playing field, says *Fiona Millar*
Is there a problem with school accountability in this..
guardian.co.uk 1 week ago
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There has been a lot of debate recently about how the changes to the national school curriculum will affect the teaching of foreign languages. One thing is certain: in an increasingly global working..
PRWeb 1 week ago
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Students and teachers are criticial of how exams are set and marked, survey by top London arts university shows
Arts students are leaving school without the skills needed to study at university..
guardian.co.uk on April 23, 2013
| After day's events come to a close at Scarborough Spa, there will be an all-night party, followed by breakfast on the beach
Think of a party political conference and what springs to mind is..
guardian.co.uk on April 11, 2013
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Tech bosses have decried the poor IT content in the national curriculum, but here and abroad, mentors from the industry (and kids) are doing it for themselves
When David Jay became frustrated by his..
guardian.co.uk on April 6, 2013
| After music school abuse claims, composer Michael Berkeley says teachers should avoid relations with students of any age
The composer Michael Berkeley, who was this week appointed a member of the..
guardian.co.uk on March 1, 2013
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Thank you, Seumas Milne, for putting into words exactly what I have been thinking these long dark months of Michael Gove's stint as secretary of state for education (Gove is not just a bungler, he's a..
guardian.co.uk on February 18, 2013
| What should we teach our children? Subject specialists read the education secretary's national curriculum plans and respond
*David Priestland: History*
One episode that does not make it on to..
guardian.co.uk on February 12, 2013
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