Waiting for Superman – review
Davis Guggenheim's much praised documentary about US education is irrelevant on British screens, writes Philip French
John Maeda: Innovation is born when art meets science
Technology and design guru John Maeda says scientists must embrace the art world in order for invention to occur
How to visit a virtual grave
A digital photography project allows families to see the final resting place of relatives who died in battle for the first time
Isn’t Channel 4 Education worth more than £5m?
Charged with educating teenagers for the good of the nation, what have the inventive commissioners at Channel 4 come up with? By Jemima Kiss
Students are demonstrating over university and higher education cuts in London today. Find out where they’re from
Students are traveling to London from all over the country to protest over university cuts today. Get the estimates for demonstrators from each university
Arts cuts: D-day in Somerset
Today, arts groups in Somerset will find out if the council's proposed 100% cut to their grants will go ahead. Could the rest of the country follow? Laura Barnett reports
Film my school: despicable us
A winning group of year 5 pupils in Hampshire made a movie about taking over their school, with a scary new headteacher …
Films in schools are inspiring children with the joy of learning
Teachers find that classic movies supplied free by the charity Filmclub are sharpening the critical skills of their pupils
The scariest building in Britain?
Is the Royal Masonic School for Boys the scariest building in Britain? As Halloween looms, Jonathan Glancey visits the school adored by film-makers that's being turned into luxury flats
Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg to give $100m to Newark’s crumbling schools
Richard Adams: Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg to appear on Oprah and make $100m donation to rebuild Newark's struggling schools
Jude Law goes back to school to launch film competition for pupils
Actor visits east London academy to congratulate and encourage children who made short film on peace theme
Ken Loach’s son directs film about UK child migration scandal
Oranges and Sunshine focuses on social worker who found 130,000 children in care had been deported
Melinda Gates: gods with chequebooks
She can change lives with her vast fortune. But as one half of the world's richest private foundation, just doling out the cash is not enough – empathy counts too. So what's it like being …
Online dictionaries: which is best?
The new edition of the Oxford English Dictionary will be online-only. Many of its rivals – Collins, Chambers et al - have already launched free web versions. But which one is the wordsmith's best friend?
The player: Can games be good for you?
Some videogames promise to teach us new skills, get us fit, or make us more emotionally intelligent