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Graham Stuart chairs education committee, that wants compulsory sex education in schools.

Paul Johnson says David Cameron's school funding pledge means a real terms cut per pupil

Labour has said it wants to cut maximum university fees for students by a third.

Former security minister: There is a problem of terrorism in some universities

The working hospital doctor who can't get a mortgage because of student debt.

"We've seen an increase in the number of inadequate failing secondary schools."

Education Secretary Nicky Morgan says girls have a "perception issue" about science

Professor Mitra thinks people will one day educate themselves as a matter of course.

Paul Howard-Jones explains how a desire to win could lead to better learning

Daisy Christodoulou explains why she thinks many schools are teaching the wrong things

John Hattie explains why schools and parents should worry less about homework and uniform

Sir Ken Robinson describes the difference a teacher can make

Headmaster Tony Little on the 鈥渢aking leave鈥� conversations with boys finishing at Eton

Joe Lynam looks at how new "higher" apprenticeships aim to challenge old perceptions.

Andrew Bomford reportsand Martha Kearney interviews the Education Minister, Liz Truss

Andrew Bomford reports on the under-performance of some white working class children

Why do white working class British children do much worse at school than other children?

Presenter Adam Rutherford hears from Professors Robert Plomin and Michael Reiss.

Jonathan Simons of Policy Exchange and Prof. Martin Hall of Salford University in debate.

Rosie Millard hears how the East Asian parenting style instils discipline and focus.

Sarah Carter and Chloe Combi discuss sex education in a world full of pornography.

We hear from the first generation of teenagers to face mass exposure to pornography.

Henry de Zoete, a former adviser to Michael Gove, interviewed about free school meal plan

Jon Manel on criticisms of the free school meals policy by a former Special Adviser