Colleges to judge applicants on the basis of their social background.

Record numbers of childminders are being forced out of business just 12 months after the introduction of Labour's compulsory "nappy curriculum" figures suggest.

The lack of decent schools has driven parents to desperate lengths to educate their children says Judith Woods.

Colleges to judge applicants on the basis of their social background.

Lord Mandelson's longawaited review of higher education has reignited the debate over student tuition fees.

Many schools are turning to the International Baccalaureate ahead of traditional British exams

Lord Mandelson is set to outline plans for a radical overhaul of universities fuelling speculation over an increase in student tuition fees.

Labour has been accused of "sleepwalking" into a fresh university admissions crisis as figures show record applications to degree courses.

Teachers are pressing ahead with a proposed boycott of Sats tests for 11yearolds.

An estimated 3500 parents lied on school admissions forms last year but only 1250 were caught.

Rules giving Labour's academy schools greater power over admissions have been branded "daft" by an official watchdog.

Local councils should be free to impose admissions lotteries according to the Schools Adjudicator.

Parents who lie to get their kids into oversubscribed state schools need to consider the moral cost of their action says Cathal Morrow.

Admissions watchdog head calls for court punishments for those who lie to get their children into the best schools.

Half of Britain's schools have recruited a member of staff whose job is to offer support for pupils' parents according to the Training and Development Agency for Schools.

A fourth year student of Robert Gordon University's Scott Sutherland School of Architecture and Built Environment continues a winning streak with a national award in recognition of his designs that...

Legal eagles are set to converge at Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, on Thursday 12 November to investigate the pros and cons of dealing with legal disputes outside the courtroom. The free event, w...

Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, is to open its doors to prospective students this Saturday (7 November) with some rather interesting ideas on how to keep parents and friends amused while students...

Michelle Anderson has joined Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, as Director of Library Services. Previously, Michelle, who is originally from Rochdale in Lancashire, had worked at the University of L...