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Students say coding is cool but "most teachers aren't happy with teaching computing".

A Pennsylvania student injured in a car crash was still able to attend classes with the help of a robot.

The Education Select Committee says there is an 'overwhelming' demand for the move.

The Turkish Prime Minister has reiterated his promise of financial incentives to encourage more young women to marry and bear "at least three children" as early as possible

Sarah Counter's Canary Wharf College Trust offers a controversial but creative education model.

Unicef's '1 in 11' campaign highlights fact that one child in 11 in Asia doesn't go to school.

Applications created by British school children will be used on Raspberry Pi computers on board the International Space Station

The Education Secretary says the courses can offer a sense of greater aspiration for pupils.

Simon Dunlop discusses the long-term socio-economic implications of ebooks on emerging markets

20 November 2014 marks 25th anniversary of United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child

BT and Marie Collins Foundation launch Click: Path to Protection to educate and protect children

The charity City & Guilds says it is no surprise that parents are concerned.

Prime minister may become first serving Tory Prime Minister to send their child to a state secondary school

The Mayor of London says young people's talents are being wasted at the moment.

The course covers 'Abortion stigma, aspiration abortion and restrictions that make safe abortion care inaccessible to women.'

ONS says people are 7.5 times more likely to have a low educational outcome if their father had one.

Male teacher, teenage schoolgirl received minor injuries during Malvern, Worcestershire 'blade attack'

As part of the new computing curriculum, coding will be taught in primary and secondary schools across England.

The shadow universities minister says UK must build a bigger knowledge economy.

ONS says number of Neets has fallen to 955,000 in the three months to June.

'SOHO China Scholarships' are aimed at empowering less-well-off Chinese students

Cath Everett visits San culture and education centre and is inspired to volunteer to teach English to some disadvantaged township children.

Ipsos MORI says degree-level apprenticeships are favoured among 16 to 25-year-olds.

But Killik & Co says the figure excludes all the extra costs of providing uniforms and school trips.

Exclusive: Michael Mercieca tells IBTimes UK he wants a cross-party 20 year plan.

The Economist Intelligence Unit says senior executives rank skillset above having a degree.

Teachers not as exposed to the world of work as employers and so should welcome firms into schools, argues Siemens boss.

The MPs called on Ofsted to maintain its recent focus on economically deprived white children.

Research comes after maximum annual tuition fees were increased to £9,000.

Noise Festival offers young creatives a foot in the door of the creative industries.