Sexual attitudes written all over your face
Suitors can tell a young person’s attitude to sexual relationships by the look on their face, according to new research which gives deeper insight into mate attractiveness.
Teachers back first strike for 22 years
Hundreds of schools face closure later this month after members of Britain's biggest teacher's union, the National Union of Teachers, voted in favour … more»
School reports to go online
The government has announced that all parents will get regular electronic reports on their children's progress in future, but does this spell good news for all concerned?
The power of words
Every employer, school, library, college and local authority is being asked to get involved for the launch of the National Year of Reading.
Eleven years of study to become a doctor
Most people in the UK enter medical college straight from school, but there has been some debate suggesting a change in the system.
Shaking up the System
It seems that the government are adamant on introducing the new diplomas to replace GCSEs and A-levels, but will they be the most effective way to better our education system?
English children plummet in reading league
England has dramatically fallen down an international league table for children's reading skills, a major new survey has found.
Education & Academia RECENT articles
-
Harvard is world's top university again
Education & Academia
Harvard University has once again been named as the top university in the world.
-
The language of ignorance?
Education & Academia
It has become a common misconception, amongst a large population of the UK at least, that everybody understands the English language, and thus we need not bother learning any foreign tongues.
-
Whispers in the classroom
Education & Academia
One of the biggest headaches for teenagers after taking their GCSEs is making a decision about which A-levels to study.
-
University: is it for you?
Education & Academia
University is certainly not for everyone, but there certainly are a lot of benefits to be had from becoming a graduate.
-
'British jobs for British workers' slogan criticised
Education & Academia
A major investment in skills and learning has been unveiled by the government, amid controversy over a provocative slogan.
-
Stereotypes discourage girls from studying science
Education & Academia
Stereotypical views that girls are not interested in mathematics and female scientists are unhappy cause many young women to avoid these industries.
-
Oxford tops university survey
Education & Academia
Oxford has been named as the top university in the UK for the sixth consecutive year.
-
Teachers' job satisfaction rises
Education & Academia
Job satisfaction amongst teachers has increased dramatically since 1999, with the profession rising from 54th to 11th in a league table of job satisfaction.
-
Private school fees surge 41%
Education & Academia
Private school fees in the UK have increased by 41 per cent in the last five years, more than twice the rate of inflation, figures show.
-
Women more likely to learn new language
Education & Academia
Women are much more open than men to learning a new language, according to a survey by language software provider Rosetta Stone.
-
School drop-outs regret leaving, poll finds
Education & Academia
More than half of those who left school aged 16 regret their decision later in life, a survey has discovered.
-
Graduates 'to earn record salaries'
Education & Academia
UK graduates will earn record starting salaries when they leave university this summer, research has suggested.
-
Many Brits want to learn new language
Education & Academia
Two-thirds of British people would like to learn a new language in 2007, a survey has revealed.
-
Graduates regret their degree choice
Education & Academia
A third of graduates believe they studied the wrong course at university, a British survey has discovered.
-
Teachers 'face verbal abuse'
Education & Academia
Nearly one in five primary school teachers and two-thirds of secondary teachers have been subjected to sexually abusive language by pupils, research shows.
-
Medical students face growing debt burden
Education & Academia
The average debt of a final-year medical student has broken the £21,000 barrier, a survey has found.
-
'Seven in 10' pupils are bullied at school
Education & Academia
Seven out of 10 children have been bullied at school, according to a survey by the anti-bullying website Bullying Online.
-
Age discrimination 'rife' in UK universities
Education & Academia
Age discrimination is "rife" across British universities, the University and College Union (UCU) has warned.
Sponsored by
Highlights from 999Today.com
-
Barcelona: the complete guide
Since Barcelona was founded over 2000 years ago, it has pursued its vocation as a great Mediterranean metropolis.
-
Google is world's most powerful brand
Internet search giant Google is the world's most valuable brand, a survey has revealed.
-
Brown's Labour suffers election humiliation
Gordon Brown's Labour party has suffered its worst performance since the 1960s in local elections in England and Wales.
Advertisement
this week …
-
HOTEL Of The Week
A beautiful country house hotel in the heart of Dartmoor
Gidleigh Park is a beautiful country house hotel set on the banks of the North Teign River in the Dartmoor National Park, with 45 acres of gardens and woodland.
read on » -
PROPERTY Of The Week
Brownston Street
An elegant and well-proportioned Grade II listed Georgian house in the very centre of this much sought-after South Hams town.
read on » -
WINE Of The Week
Camel Valley Bacchus 2006
The sun is starting to peek out from behind the snow clouds, the spring flowers are in full colour, the evenings are lighter again … at last we can look forward to the spring/summer season ahead.
read on » -
VILLAGE Of The Week
Cove's long history rich with ship wrecks and smuggling tales
Hope Cove probably derives from the Old English hop meaning a circular valley...
read on » -
PRODUCT Of The Week
World's fastest Blu-ray burner launched in UK
Electronics giant LG Electronics has launched what it claims is the world’s fastest Blu-ray rewriter and HD DVD-ROM drive in the UK.
read on » -
RESTAURANT Of The Week
Boxwood Café review: Raving about Ramsay
999Today food critic Natasha Heard reviews the delightful Boxwood Café, part of the luxurious Berkeley Hotel in Knightsbridge, London.
read on » -
RECIPE Of The Week
Oven roasted Ideford duck breast on a parsnip rosti, topped with rhubarb sauce
By Tim Golder, head chef at Topsham's prestigious Oliva Restaurant, which was named best restaurant in Devon at the 2007 Devon Life Food and Drink Awards.
read on »