‘It’s been deeply odd’: how NIDA, Australia’s most prestigious acting school, is managing the pandemic
For students of Sydney’s National Institute for Dramatic Art, it hasn’t exactly been the year they signed up for
‘We shouldn’t go back to lectures’: why future students will learn online
Universities moved online in response to coronavirus, but experts predict some changes will outlast the pandemic
‘Soon you’ll hit gold!’: the day I took lessons with Herzog, Atwood, Lynch and more
Comedy tips from Steve Martin, film-making lessons from David Lynch, ballet insights from Misty Copeland … our writer signs up for MasterClass, the star-studded online tutorial service that’s booming in lockdown
‘It’s a wake-up call’: behind the film urging investment in pre-school education
Research has repeatedly shown that investment in a child’s first five years can determine life chances. So why is it so hard for so many families to access?
Lagos distributes free phones to pupils to bridge digital divide
Closure of Nigeria’s schools during lockdown has hit access to learning for poorer children
‘Buildings are not just an excuse to pour concrete’: how women are transforming the construction industry
From reducing carbon emissions to taking in wider goals such as social justice and poverty alleviation, women are taking a lead role in changing the way we build
What I’m really watching: Dark Towers
As a newly appointed homeschooler, our writer finds there’s still a lot to learn from an endearingly pure – and yet deeply disturbing – artefact of 80s BBC educational programming
Why the Women’s Engineering Society still has its work cut out after 100 years
Britain gave the world the first official group for female engineers, but still only 12% of the UK’s engineering workforce are women
‘It’s what students look for’: the Dutch university that’s only hiring women
Just 15% of professors at Eindhoven University of Technology were women until it introduced a radical new scheme
‘We were let loose’: my art school days, by Peter Blake, Sam Taylor-Johnson, Steve McQueen and more
Eight great British artists on graduating, and their advice for the Class of 2020
‘The waste and excess is more visible’: how coronavirus is shaking up fashion
The industry has been taken apart at the seams. Is this the end of lavish shows and packed front rows?
Home school in Dagenham: three children, no tablet, no computer
As headteachers complain that little promised tech has arrived, one family tell of their daily lockdown struggle
Can you solve it? The Zoom puzzle
How the ubiquitous app places our faces
The idea of a national Open School is an excellent one. The BBC is ready to make it happen
A Guardian article set out a plan to revitalise schooling after the pandemic. The BBC wants to take a lead, writes its director general
‘Students like the flexibility’: why online universities are here to stay
With the coronavirus pandemic radically reshaping the education system, universities may never be the same again