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A global summit raises £2.9bn to support education in some of the world's poorest countries.
Sharp-elbowed parents have chased better grades in this year's replacement exams, a study says.
There will be "advance warning" if vaccines become compulsory for halls, the foreign secretary says.
The grime musician is helping finance a further 30 students at the world-renowned university.
The government is urged to rethink its plans to introduce new technical qualifications in England.
They say the government must "get a grip" on the number of children taught at home in England.
A new National Adoption Strategy aims to enhance support to families and end a postcode lottery.
A study in 200 English secondary schools and colleges found very few infections in close contacts of cases.
English language schools warn they are on the "brink of collapse" after two summers without students.
Applicants offered free accommodation and £10,000 cash by Exeter University to defer until 2022.
Bad housing and deprivation are a toxic mix for health, says England's chief medical officer.
The "pingdemic" continues to affect schools and families with nearly 25% absent as the term ends.
"Covid anxiety" is among the explanations for the increasing popularity of out-of-school teaching.
The vaccines minister says children at high risk from Covid will be offered the jab.
A survey finds more than half of UK students feel universities and colleges have not supported them enough.
Numbers continue to rise for pupils missing school - both for Covid and non-Covid reasons.
Protecting education in international war zones is supported with £15.8m in UK aid funding.
A-levels and GCSEs in England next year will be adapted to take account of disruption in the pandemic.
Not being able to talk to friends and over-use of technology are two key factors, says charity.
More than 640,000 pupils in England were not in school last week due to Covid - up from 375,000 the week before.
A University of Manchester plan to keep online lectures is criticised for offering no reduction in fees.
Restrictions in England's schools are axed, as 641,000 pupils miss school due to Covid regulations.
It is expected that testing of pupils will replace the need to send entire class "bubbles" home.
Ministers are calling for school Covid isolation rules to end by autumn.
The education site had listed "healthier outdoor lifestyles" as one plus of warmer temperatures.
Dozens of Conservative MPs are calling for a change in how schools respond to Covid cases.
Pupils wearing masks all day is "out of sync" with pub rules, the children's commissioner says.
A mother and a father reveal their shock at learning of their children's experiences of online sex.
Remote working meant the Lancaster family could live anywhere - they found their sea view in Scarborough.
Support charities say male victims of sexual assault sometimes feel their experiences don't count.
A year on from Marcus Rashford's successful campaign, what is the current situation?
Students are angry at paying full fees with so little in-person teaching, says report.
What happens if a housemate tests positive for Covid just as you were about to move out?
White pupils from low income families are falling behind "every step of the way", an education committee says.
Pupils' plans to celebrate with their friends have been hit by continuing lockdown restrictions.
When all Uganda's schools closed due to the pandemic, nine-year-old Teddy joined her mother mining for gold.
More than a quarter of a million children are absent from school in the UK because of coronavirus.
Ex-pupils caught up in the infected blood scandal decades ago are giving evidence at an inquiry.
Caitríona Lagan is a 15-year-old All-Ireland champion musician who plays five instruments.
With more pupils sent home from school in England, there are calls for a different approach to Covid cases.
Rapid increase in pupils out of school in England as changes expected for self-isolation rules.
All pupils in P4 will be entitled to a school meal from August, while P5s will be offered lunches by January.
England's school recovery commissioner Sir Kevan Collins quits, saying the funding "falls far short".
Boris Johnson defends £1.4bn tutoring school catch-up plan after heads left "hugely disappointed".
Face coverings will not be needed in England's secondary classrooms from 17 May, says the prime minister.
The gap between poor pupils and their classmates is unlikely to narrow without intervention, researchers say.
Coronavirus lateral flow tests are free and provide a quick result within 30 minutes. But how do you do one?
The BBC visited one school in Lincolnshire to see how its staff and children were coping on week one.
Millions have returned to school in England, with face masks and Covid tests for secondary pupils.
A massive task lies ahead for schools as they try to make up for teaching time lost during the pandemic.
In the '60s and '70s, black children were wrongly sent to schools for the "educationally subnormal".
Parents are confident about children returning to school but worry about catching up, says survey.
Heads say parents are not giving consent for Covid tests for children, ahead of going back to school.
Gavin Williamson says 2022 A-levels and GCSEs in England are likely to be modified for lost lessons.
The announcement comes amid criticism of the SQA over plans put in place to replace school exams this year.
A student petition calls it "ridiculous" as some UK universities keep lectures online for next term.
They've been reacting to the news students won't be returning before 17 May.
Bereaved parents call for universities to contact students' families to reduce risk of suicides.
Face-to-face courses cannot resume on campuses in England until at least 17 May.
The pandemic has meant most students have been unable to go to lectures - so should they get a refund?
What will Brexit mean for students in the UK wanting to work or study abroad?
A combination of mock exams, coursework and essays will be used to decide grades in England this year.
The Department of Education and Ofqual will face public scrutiny to explain the exam confusion, the colossal U-turn and resignations. What went wrong?
