Heather Sharp

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Sixth-form and college leaders in England say funding changes are forcing them to cut careers guidance, mentoring, sports and even A-level courses from September.

Is the school admissions system being turned on its head, and if so, which way? BBC Education reporter Heather Sharp looks at the proposed changes to the rules.

University leaders tell BBC Education reporter Heather Sharp of their battle to plan for the new tuition fees regime in 2012, in the absence of the delayed White Paper detailing the government’s vision for higher education.

London Metropolitan University says it is to cut hundreds of courses so that it can survive financially when tuition fees are increased.

The BBC’s Heather Sharp reports as students protest against tuition fee rises and education cuts in central London, weaving their way several miles around the capital’s streets before converging on Trafalgar Square.

Students continue to occupy buildings in several universities and briefly storm a Lib Dem office, after a UK-wide day of tuition fee protests.