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Students at Oxford Brookes University queue for 24 hours just to secure a property for next year.

The BBC speaks to young people yet to enter the workforce as well as those who have chosen to leave it.

The community interest company in St Neots aims to create opportunities and help fill skills gaps.

The principal of a school in Newry says a recent musical production required over £20,000 of fundraising.

Education Minister Paul Givan is expected to spend more than £700,000 on the move.

Several schools are closed on Monday after flooding caused widespread disruption.

The 1975 Roman Studies exercise book found in a school drawer is returned to a former student.

A head teacher says his faith is restored by the response to the theft of the school minibus.

Providing free dinners for all school children could cost over £200m a year, say education officials.

Local projects are under way to create school report cards that could inform Ofsted's national changes.