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The new English language GCSE will see pupils tested on analysis of the spoken word for the first time. And as Dorothy Lepkowska reports, Dizzee Rascal might be an excellent subject for discussion

As world leaders assemble in Copenhagen, climate change will be brought to the fore in schools around Britain. But how can you convey the harsh realities sensitively and effectively?

School gardens can teach children about the environment, food and their own health, discovers Dorothy Lepkowska

Teachers have long taken comfort in the fact that their pension scheme is one of the best on offer. But experts believe it can’t be sustained at its current level for much longer

What can pupils learn from Barack Obama’s election journey? Dorothy Lepkowska investigates

That is the question. Dorothy Lepkowska finds some surprising answers