Louise Eccles

The pandemic broke our habit of sending children to school every day. Earlier bedtimes and a ban on screens will help get it back, say education chiefs

Children from eight to 18 are all enjoying reading more, the first such rise in a decade, as a way to relax and escape from social media

Family lawyers say rows about smartphone and iPad use are becoming routine as ministers prepare to ban under-16s from social media

Alastair Chirnside, a former King’s Scholar at the elite boarding school, is favourite to take over. Prince George will soon be among the £63,300-a-year pupils

The actress and comedian tells pupils at her former school that academic achievement is not the be-all and end-all and that ‘play’ is the key to happiness

Hundreds of you have offered your money and volunteering skills to help the remarkable charity Bookbanks. Thank you

After Labour’s VAT raid, many private schools are shutting their gates. Where do the pupils — and teachers — go next?

An unprecedented rebuke against an outstanding academy has divided parents as some challenge its no-excuses ethos. The head has no intention of backing down

Cases have risen dramatically since the pandemic. This is how two schools manage the load

Our analysis reveals just how much higher education has relied on international fees — and what happens when those students stop applying