Families joined forces with the Independent Schools Council to challenge the Labour policy, which came into force earlier this year

The number of university students with jobs has soared in the past ten years, from 35 per cent in 2015 to 68 per cent this year

The food at the Odyssey in Marylebone is so sophisticated we made a quiz: can you tell it apart from The Ritz?

The school said it would gradually become mixed sex from September next year and be known as Duchy College

Former children’s commissioner Baroness Longfield calls for outdoor play to be revived to tackle ‘scourge’ of phone addiction

They teach children essential skills and help to prepare them for school, but their ranks have shrunk by more than half, threatening the future of the system

Claims by members of the National Education Union appear to go against guidance on how organisations should interpret the Supreme Court ruling in April

While mitigating risk, we should be encouraging the best and brightest to put down UK roots

Candidates from disadvantaged backgrounds in the capital are being prioritised because they have higher grades than counterparts elsewhere in the country

Extracurricular activities from astronomy to Scottish dancing are being used as part of a range of measures to help white working-class pupils