Sea change: the underwater restaurant with a new approach to marine research

An underwater restaurant in southern Norway is both a tourist attraction and a living laboratory for local marine researchers

‘We teach the hard way’: prison coding initiative launches in Teesside

Innovative scheme is Europe’s first to train convicts to code and connect them with employers

Messaging apps ‘expose teachers to aggression from parents’

Union says members are receiving angry late-night messages

‘It’s an educational revolution’: how AI is transforming university life

AI chatbots have arrived on UK university campuses. But is the hype justified?

The Guardian view on crowdfunding schools: lessons in unfairness

Editorial: Individual acts of philanthropy, however inspiring, are not the solution to the current crisis

US essay mill firm targets new students through WhatsApp

Exclusive: Quality Papers, along with anonymous individuals, is infiltrating group chats in UK

‘Sugar daddy’ website owner charged with debauchery in Belgium

Norwegian Sigurd Vedal’s site Rich Meet Beautiful promised to help students meet rich men

Plagiarism, ‘book-stuffing’, clickfarms … the rotten side of self-publishing

Scams are rife, particularly when some authors can rake in thousands each month – but high-profile victims of plagiarism warn ‘day of reckoning is coming’

‘I’m an Orkney librarian driving to a school when a wave engulfs my van’

My job as a librarian in Orkney involves hair raising commutes as well as running coding clubs and a community service

Children of the Snow Land review – city kids trek home to remote lives

A group of teenagers educated in Nepal’s capital return to villages they left years earlier in this gently moving documentary

H is for Harry review – hard lessons to be learned

This heartbreaking documentary charts the struggles of a year-seven pupil from a disadvantaged background – and offers no easy answers

Private firm defends school factsheet on Momo hoax

Charities say parental guidance about scary-doll challenges may have worsened issue

Dear Damian Hinds: free apps for families? I thought you wanted pupils off screens

Yet another policy from the Department for Education – just weeks ago it was saying children should climb trees

A brief history of concrete: from 10,000BC to 3D printed houses

The Romans used concrete in everything from bath houses to the Colosseum. Our modern concrete structures will never last as long

Bedtime social media use may be harming UK teenagers, study says

Exclusive: a fifth of 13- to 15-year-olds ‘spend five hours or more a day on social media’