Nicola Woolcock

Fire risk and painting-damaging bugs were the reasons the London gallery gave to sell off classic leather-and-wood sofas, but a US museum snapped them up

Biggest change to education in England in past 15 years was the Conservative minister’s overhaul of the curriculum, which focused on a traditional approach

Families struggle to afford their child’s tuition after the imposition of VAT and the rising cost of living

Universities UK also announced life-long career support as part of a plan described as the ‘closest thing to a silver bullet in addressing work-readiness’

Parents may worry about their child’s smartphone use, but the school chat for adults can be a digital battleground too

Chris McDonald told a room full of vice-chancellors that science, engineering and mathematics ‘offer the greatest personal, social and economic value’

Families tell of the heartbreak of having to tell children the foreign breaks are too expensive as even day trips are costing an average of £80

The education secretary says that curriculums tailored to the needs of the local economy should not be rejected because of snobbery

Scott Simpson-Horne wants to give future students from a deprived community the best possible start and rebuild trust with white working-class parents

Research shows that helping with learning can boost a child’s progress by four months, but juggling commitments is not easy