Push for private school sponsors (BBC)
Ministers have been meeting the heads of private schools and other bodies interested in sponsoring new academies.
Inquiry at school for vulnerable (BBC)
Three staff are suspended and six others transferred at a school for vulnerable teenagers following a police inquiry.
Clampdown on bogus colleges (BBC)
The government gives details of a new register designed to clamp down on the abuse of the immigration system.
Students given 'wrong' exam date (BBC)
A college apologises for giving students the wrong date for a GCSE examination - several other schools are affected.
Rise in secondary school appeals (BBC)
More parents in England have appealed against the secondary school places their children have been allocated.
'Quickie' truancy fines dealt out (BBC)
Forty parents in England have been sent the first of the new £50 spot fines for their children's truancy.
Bursar jailed over school theft (BBC)
A bursar is jailed for nine months after she admitted stealing more than £13,000 from a school fund.
Dyslexic man loses claim (BBC)
A man from Devon loses a claim for damages against his local council for failing to diagnose dyslexia.
Howard backs grammar schools (BBC)
Michael Howard tells grammar school heads their institutions would "survive and thrive" under a Tory government.
Girl expelled over term holiday (BBC)
Parents are told their daughter will be removed from school after they took her out of lessons for a holiday.
'Big if' over school funding (BBC)
The head of the government's education department warns that a planned shake-up in school funding will be difficult for next year.
