Education
How is education making a difference in the developing world? The experts' views:
My school report
What's it really like to be a pupil in a school in Anhui Province? Wang Jin recalls her Chinese schooldays.
Study hard
With a lot of pressure on the shoulders of Chinese schoolchildren, the scene is set for class struggles.
Learning in China
A big country, a centralist State, a host of competing demands. Get an overview of Chinese education.
Economic powerhouse; sluggish schoolhouse
India is experiencing impressive economic growth. But in education it lags behind every other country. Why is schooling failing in the 'new' India?
Child work and education
Around the world 246 million children work. These jobs can be hazardous or even illegal. And when work gets in the way of school, the impact of child work can be huge.
Building firm foundations
In the developing world, large families are a symptom, not a cause, of poverty. Is education the key to the future?
Aminah and Byoona
Masindi Secondary School head Aminah Mukasa and Kamurasi Demonstration Primary School head Byoona Ntairaho are interviewed head to head.
Mohammed
Head of art and design, ambitious and finding his preconceptions about white people being challenged by making the series: Meet Mohammed Musoke.
Proscovia
A born again Christian with a difficult home life and a determination to establish a firm foundation for her future: Meet Proscovia Nadaga.
Harriet
A special needs teacher who believes strongly in the need to treat all children equally: Meet Harriet Myendwoha.
Education across a continent
A week of programmes on the BBC World Service explores the role of Teachers In Africa.
