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Teachers face weekly violence from pupils, says surveyMany more say verbal abuse is part of daily working life, a teachers' union survey finds.
Author Sharna Jackson: Bringing diversity into children's booksThe children's novelist inspiring BAME readers to see themselves positively in the stories they read.
Teachers 'paying for resources out of own money'One in five teachers buys lesson materials once a week, a survey by the NASUWT union suggests.
Warning over 'unexplained' school movesA report says high numbers switching schools might conceal pupils being "off-rolled".
Teachers: Unions criticise minimum wage internshipTwo teaching unions criticise an internship for teachers run by Stranmillis University College.
Pupils shut in isolation rooms for hours, teachers sayTeachers tell how zero tolerance behaviour policies are sending pupils into isolation rooms for hours.
TED 2019: Prize to online classes project causes controversyPlans to give millions of dollars to a program for online learning for pre-schoolers has been criticised.
UK universities face 'gagging order' criticismBBC research reveals about £87m spent on pay-offs with non-disclosure agreements since 2017.
Open University: Photos issued to mark 50th anniversaryPictures released to mark the occasion show the early days and tell the stories of current students.
ENA: The elite French school that trains presidentsENA is a finishing school for French leaders - but its days of elitism may be numbered.
Graffiti punished by reading - 'It worked!' says prosecutorTwo-and-a-half years after five teenagers were sentenced by a court to read a list of books, all are still in education and none has reoffended.
'How I made fathers in Senegal carry babies on their backs'A photographer breaks stereotypes in Senegal to show that men can be seen in public caring for their children.
'I was the only girl in A-level electronics'Khadijah Ismail endured stares and 'boys' armpit smells' on her way to a dream apprenticeship.
Why do we like magic when we know it's a trick?Magic is being examined by scientists wanting to understand how it plays with our perception.
'Divorce left me an emotional mess'Your stories about what it's like to go through a divorce.
Why UK child poverty targets won’t be metTwenty years ago, the Labour Party pledged to end child poverty in a generation.
India eco-school: Is this the greenest campus on Earth?Secmol is an Indian school pioneering practical green education in one of the harshest environments.
Last survivor of US slave ships discoveredA woman kidnapped from West Africa by slave traders lived until 1937 in Alabama, researchers say.
Search for descendants of first children in care 150 years onEngland's first children's homes opened in 1869 and the hunt is on for descendants of their first residents.
Moved to tears? The strange appeal of a DIY showHow one family's story of suffering, heartbreak and love had TV viewers reaching for the tissues.
World's Best Teacher Peter Tabichi on how he reached the topPeter Tabichi from Kenya, who was named World's Best Teacher, shares what makes him stand out and what he hopes for teachers in Africa.
Nepal student treks for days to be reunited with mum after 12 yearsA group of teenagers sent away to get an education return to their home villages to meet family.
Dad delivers own baby in Oxfordshire pubA 999 call operator has met the family that she talked through childbirth.
Cardiff students talk about gender equality in artArt students share their thoughts on equality after a museum says its collections "embed historical injustice".
Casualty's Amanda Mealing on finding out she was adoptedAmanda Mealing has told BBC Radio 5 Live that she felt 'shock and relief' when a cousin told her at a wedding.
