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While marking a piece of written work by some Chinese students three years ago, their teacher Russell Stannard had a brainwave.

Every man has his price. Mine, it seems, is a small bar of chocolate. I found this out when the Graduate Careers Fair came to town. While some political students held a protest in front of the Royal Bank of Scotland stand, I couldn't resist the chocolate they were handing out and picked up a br

Hilary's advice All registered child carers who look after children under five now have to follow the Early Years Foundation Stage, which is the new official framework meant to ensure that children are properly cared for, and that all aspects of their learning and development are catered for.

How do you ensure that an academy school really does have something special to offer its pupils? Link it to fantastic facilities – and opportunities. Richard Garner reports

Oxbridge urged to follow US university's progressive admissions policy

Girls’ school leader defends pupils who want to look attractive.

Britons have got talent – it just doesn’t emerge until they are 22, says a report published today.

Up to one in six pupils may have been awarded the wrong grade in national curriculum science tests, according to a report published yesterday.

Are we, in our blinkered British bubble, deluding ourselves in assuming that less money will necessarily mean a less effective education system? And the reverse applies equally. Does more money necessarily mean more learning?

Rachel Wolf has helped shape the Tories' policy and has already set up her own think tank. Is she the face of the next Conservative decade?