Stand up for justice, film reminds youngsters
A short film marking the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is to be sent to every school in the country as part of a new Amnesty International campaign
English is recast in Indian films
The lure of new markets and a healthy appetite at home for controversial storylines are prompting Bollywood to turn from song and dance to dialogue with global appeal, reports Randeep Ramesh
The rise and rise of the YouTube generation, and how adults can help
Blogs, podcasts and online video diaries should be part of school curriculum, a thinktank has said. By Bobbie Johnson
Computer games are an asset to maths
Learning and Teaching Scotland, or LTS for short, have consistently pushed the serious games agenda forward by producing quantitative positive results supporting the benefit of computer games in education. Their latest findings indicate a link between Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training and maths scores.
The day a starman came to school
Astronaut carries out live chat from International Space Station with children at north London school
Brown promises internet access for all children
The government will spend £300m to give all UK families internet access at home
‘Like history in the first person’
A new film tells how a teacher in the 1960s carried out a terrifying experiment in fascism with his class. Anthea Lipsett tracks him down - and some of his students
Fame Academy
What were today's celebrities like as children? We track down their former teachers to find out.
Sex, violence and classroom action
Everyone has a favourite film about school. Peter Bradshaw reveals his ahead of a poll to find the top 10
Education: Glitches hold up study grants for pupils
At least 150,000 students will not receive money before term starts due to delays caused by new software
The digital war on poverty
Jeffrey Sachs: Thanks to market forces, even the world's poorest people are beginning to benefit from the flow of digital information
Ten of the best: movies with university appeal
Get into the campus mood, with a spot of extra-curricular film studies. Guardian critic Peter Bradshaw recommends ones to watch
These greens aren’t good for you
Our children are being urged to save the planet by TV and film characters but, asks Stuart Jeffries, won't this turn them into consumerist couch potatoes instead?
School bully game ad cleared by ASA
A TV ad for a computer game where players control a school bully has escaped a ban from the advertising regulator despite 31 complaints. By Mark Sweney