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'Charity will help my son's memory live on'
Crystal Owen's son Harvey died alongside three friends in a car accident in North Wales.
Why are pupils missing school?
Norfolk has a higher-than-average rate of persistent absence - but what are the stories behind it?
Grief can be 'really overwhelming' for teenagers and young people
Teenagers speak about their experience of bereavement at an event run for schools by Marie Curie.
Primary school pupil suspensions in England double in a decade
Mum Jo says Jacob is very caring but sensory issues led to him being excluded for disruptive behaviour.
Cash-strapped university to shed 170 full-time jobs
University of East Anglia announces further cuts as it tries to stem a multi-million pound deficit.
Cash-strapped university to shed 170 full-time jobs
University of East Anglia announces further cuts as it tries to stem a multi-million pound deficit.
Social media ban for under-16s 'on the table' in UK
The tech secretary Peter Kyle also said he wanted an "assertive" approach from the regulator, Ofcom.
Parents in court over children's school absences
Two parents say their child was absent because of the school's policy on toilets during classes.
School boss may have spent funds on family firms
Public funds may have been used for a gym and coffee shop owned by the school's CEO and his family.
Free school meals as long as I am mayor, says Khan
The Mayor of London's free school lunch policy is praised by a new independent report.
Free school meals as long as I am mayor, says Khan
The Mayor of London's free school lunch policy is praised by a new independent report.
‘Once my autistic son turns 18, his support ends’
Parents tell politicians about the "cliff-edge" their children face when they leave school.
Student's wrong results suicide prompts support call
Mared Foulkes, from Anglesey, killed herself after receiving inaccurate exam results.
Special educational needs system 'has burst'
Soaring special needs provision demand means councils buying more private school places, BBC told.
Staff 'demoralised' over university course cuts
About 18 students enrolled in the two joint business degrees at Northumbria University this year.
Edinburgh University warns staff to expect job cuts
The institution blamed "unsustainable" funding and a fall in student numbers for the decision.
'Exploitative' children's home profits to be curbed
The new measures aim to stop private care home providers benefiting excessively from a stretched system.
Dyslexia shouldn't hold you back - Paddington writer
Writer James Lamont says with the right support, children with dyslexia can "do anything".
Tax increase will impact nursery costs - minister
Asked if raising employers’ NI rate would worsen a funding gap, Jess Phillips replies "undoubtedly".
Free school meals auto-enrolment 'way forward'
It is hoped the automatic sign up will become a standard practice after a pilot in County Durham.
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