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Device brings immediate pain relief for teenager in UK first

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Brother of killed student ‘aged five years’ when he learnt of his death

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Owen Cooper says Adolescence Emmy win was ‘best day’ of his life

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Several GCSE and A-level exams could be taken on screen from 2030

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Ed Sheeran welcomes school curriculum changes to boost study of music

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Ex-DfE permanent secretary: School system consistently failing poorest pupils

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Phillipson: Disengaged boys vulnerable to ‘dark forces whispering poison’ online

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Further education sector left to run on fumes, MPs say

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Reform UK council leader George Finch, 19, says sixth form is a ‘complete joke’

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700,000 GCSE pupils without a specialist physics teacher, report suggests

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GCSE results: London students are 'far ahead' but pass grades drop

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Government’s GCSE English and maths resits policy ‘not fit for purpose’

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Music and PE GCSEs see rise in popularity

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GCSE results day: free food at Nando's, Wagamama and other outlets

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Thousands await GCSE results across Northern Ireland

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What can pupils expect from this summer’s GCSE results?

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Disadvantaged white pupils have ‘particularly poor’ education outcomes – report

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A-level student fulfils promise to dying mother by securing place at Oxford

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Phillipson vows to tackle ‘thorny’ challenge facing white working-class pupils

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Ofqual data ‘significantly overstated’ number of pupils given extra exam time

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Death of kickboxer, 15, was misadventure, inquest concludes

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Spanish overtakes French as most popular foreign language GCSE, figures suggest

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Lifeguards could have deterred boy from fatal ‘coming-of-age’ sea jump – coroner

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Kickboxer, 15, had fought man, 34, week before fatal bout, inquest hears

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Inquest hears how boy, 15, collapsed after kickboxing bout

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Playgrounds must be saved to stop children being ‘glued to screens’, MPs say

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Chef Jamie Oliver says dyslexia documentary was ‘most painful’ thing he has done

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‘Heartwarming’ Sam Ryder sings with critically ill children at Disneyland Paris

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VAT on private school fees is ‘wrong tax’, says father in legal challenge

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