More than a century ago the British Empire abolished ‘Indenture’ - state sponsored forced migration across its territories. The chain of migration and re-migration unleashed by organised global labour recruitment is the reason why many of us...

Science behind babies’ brain development can help teenagers in learning practical skills as future parents as per the University of Oxford study.

Schools minister Robin Walker has asked teachers to resume events in person to keep up with the important traditions. Reports suggest that many schools have opted not to allow parents to attend nativity plays amid concerns about Covid-19 cases. 

The relationship between the Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies and the University of Oxford’s Faculty of Theology and Religion has matured over more than two decades – working together to help develop the study of religion at Oxford.

Coventry University students are teaming up to help make the transition into higher education easier for first-year students.

Over two-thirds of men (70 per cent) have not completed any form of education since the age of 30, according to a new nationwide survey by distance learning experts Open Study College, who are encouraging more men to invest in their education...

13-year old Aanya Goyal, a pupil at Alleyn's School in Dulwich, has been chosen as one of the four pre-university students to represent the UK at the European Girls' Mathematical Olympiad (EGMO), which is being organised by Georgia this year.

Pearson recently released editorial guidelines that will advance the company’s commitment to fighting systemic racism in education. The guidelines will serve as a resource to help content developers -- including authors, reviewers and editors—create meaningful...

The Varkey Foundation is geared up to support Global Teacher Prize of US $1 million (Rs 7 crores) to a winner from about 12,000 nominations across 130 countries.