Tasmin Kelly found her daughter was bored as a brownie but not as a cub.

The countryside is more dangerous for children that the city, argues Frances Hubbard.

Marek Bzikot chose the wrong school for his son, but the answer was on his doorstep.

Re-housed animals gave her great joy, says Christopher Middleton.

About 150,000 students stand to gain up to £1,000 a year in extra grants if they defer entry to university until next year, the government has admitted.

The Christian Union at the University of Exeter is set to sue the university and students’ guild after a ruling that non-Christians should be allowed to join the society.

Oxford University has postponed plans for a £29m extension to the world famous Bodleian Library on the banks of the Thames while the impact of this week’s severe flooding is assessed.

Cheating by teachers to improve pupils’ exam results is rare, insists the schools secretary, Ed Balls, after a BBC investigation reveals evidence of trickery to boost results.

Schools could earn about £1,500 a year for each disadvantaged child on their rolls, the Lib Dems promise in a policy paper.

Tom Leonard finds he was well ahead of the game with a nanny from Tibet.