Education News

Top grades rise again as students get A-level, T-level and BTec results

Another record number of students have managed to secure a place at university.

Why digitising classrooms is not enough

The real smart classroom is not the one with the biggest screen but one that knows when a student is falling behind

TrustEd Ireland quality mark rollout continues with awards to first group of English-language schools

Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI), the national agency responsible for the quality assurance of tertiary education and training, has announced the first group of English language schools to be awarded the TrustEd Ireland quality mark. They are Bridge Mills Galway Language Centre, Emerald Cult...

Kodaikanal International School at 125: A school shaped by Palani Hills

Founded in 1901 and India’s first school to offer the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, Kodaikanal International School has educated generations of students. Today, its 135-acre Poondi wilderness campus extends that learning into biodiversity, environmental research, outdoor education a...

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Social media ban: Will the Aussie model work for India?

The Hindu hosted a webinar titled, ‘Social media ban: Will the Aussie model work for India?’, on August 10, 2026, Monday, at 5:00 p.m.

State PSCs under scrutiny as exam irregularities, delays erode trust

I share concerns over Arday appointment, says Cambridge University head

Vice-chancellor Deborah Prentice acknowledged the "anger and anxiety around this damaging and difficult case".

CBSE re-evaluation glitches mar admissions and NEET, JEE prep

Bridging the gender divide

Swa Taleem ensures that girls, especially from under-represented communities in Haryana, do not lose out on their education

An interview with Allison Rohe of Venture Lab

The Deputy Director, Venture Lab, IE’s start-up incubator, talks about the IE-IMPACT programme and its relevance in today’s complex world

An interview with Dhuwarakha Sriram of YuWaah

As society and workplaces transform, the skills required of youngsters must also evolve, says the Chief of Generation Unlimited (YuWaah), Adolescent/Youth Development and Partnerships at UNICEF India