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American universities target British students

American universities are starting to market themselves more fiercely in a bid to attract more British and overseas students

Schools charity donation broke law

An education charity has been found to have breached charity laws by donating £7,500 of its funds to the Labour Party

Harry Phibbs: Learning to make a few bob

Harry Phibbs: Children need to be taught about entrepreneurship, but are schools really the place to do it?

More schools meeting basic GCSE targets, says Balls

Number of underachieving secondary schools in England has fallen by about a quarter

Letters: Reasons for black pupils' underachievement

Letters: Twenty years on, we should expect a more balanced treatment of such sensitive issues

Faith schools can best generate the common purpose that pupils need

Madeleine Bunting: Secular establishments struggle to find shared values, but religious ones must avoid being holy huddles of the faithful

Zoe Williams: Letting the side down

Zoe Williams: Team sports are a bad idea, according to a university lecturer. Well, I knew that all along

Leo Hickman on whether the world ends on Wednesday

Leo Hickman: I don't believe we're about to disappear down Cern's black hole. But ... what if?

Pupils suffer 'school phobia' as term starts

Doctors and psychologists notice increase in numbers of children suffering medically recognised condition

'Streetwise' British teenagers ignorant about sex, survey reveals

Young people overexposed to pornography while clueless about sexually transmitted infections. By Amelia Hill

Samira Shackle: Not philistine, just practical

Samira Shackle: Nesrine Malik is mistaken. British Asians study practical subjects for the same reason immigrants always have: to get on

Letters: Art in the right place

Letters: I tried to discover what rock music has over opera that makes it so popular. But I failed

Poem: Mrs Schofield's GCSE, by Carol Ann Duffy

The poem Carol Ann Duffy penned in response to her work being removed from a GCSE curriculum

Poet's rhyming riposte leaves Mrs Schofield 'gobsmacked'

Carol Ann Duffy pens new poem in response to her work being removed from a GCSE curriculum

Dr Work: Irene Krechowiecka answers your employment questions

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