Kellie Bright reveals son's autism diagnosis in BBC documentary
EastEnders actress Kellie Bright opens up about her son's autism journey and the challenges facing SEND families in powerful BBC Panorama documentary.
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Trump-era book banning sweeps American schools and libraries
A disturbing trend of book banning sweeps across America, with Trump-era policies accelerating censorship efforts in schools and libraries nationwide. Discover which titles are being targeted and why.
Better Education Could Slash Dementia Risk, Study Finds
New research from University College London suggests improving global education systems could prevent millions of dementia cases, offering hope for future brain health strategies.
Philippines-Vietnam Education Deal Bridges Diplomatic Divide
In a groundbreaking diplomatic move, the Philippines and Vietnam have signed a landmark agreement to enhance educational cooperation, sharing expertise and resources across their school systems while navigating regional geopolitical complexities.
Steve and Maggie Return for New TV Series
The iconic children's television duo Steve and Maggie are making a triumphant return to screens with a brand new series, bringing fresh adventures and educational fun for preschoolers across the UK.
Special needs school funding crisis deepens
English councils face a staggering £1.5 billion deficit as special educational needs spending skyrockets, forcing difficult cuts to mainstream school funding and other vital services.
School Library Crisis Threatens Children's Literacy
England's primary school libraries face an uncertain future as funding cuts and staffing shortages threaten their very existence, putting children's literacy at risk.
Cambridge University leads historic GCSE reform in England
Cambridge University pioneers major GCSE reform in England, replacing traditional exams with teacher assessments to combat educational inequality and transform learning approaches.
Sky Arts delivers 'most erotic' television says critic
Renowned art critic Waldemar Januszczak makes waves with his provocative review praising Sky Arts for creating television's most sensual and artistically daring content.
David Attenborough, 97, lands two Netflix deals
Broadcasting legend Sir David Attenborough, 97, secures groundbreaking dual Netflix projects while continuing his iconic work with the BBC, showcasing unprecedented demand for his environmental storytelling.
Activist strips to bikini in school board book ban protest
A Florida activist made a dramatic statement by stripping to a bikini during a school board meeting to protest controversial book bans and educational censorship in the state.
Reading Rainbow Returns with Mychal Threets as Host
The iconic children's educational programme Reading Rainbow is set for a spectacular comeback, with former librarian Mychal Threets bringing his viral book enthusiasm to a new generation of young British readers.
School Trip Exposes Britain's Educational Divide
A Guardian columnist's eye-opening account of how a simple school field trip reveals the stark reality of educational inequality in modern Britain, where parents' financial contributions increasingly determine children's opportunities.
Inequality physically changes children's brains, study reveals
Groundbreaking UK research shows children from deprived areas have significant structural differences in brain development, raising urgent questions about inequality's long-term impact.
Sydney school sexual abuse allegations spark police probe
Exclusive: Ella Clements bravely comes forward with disturbing claims of historical sexual abuse at prestigious Sydney boys' school, sparking police investigation and community outrage.
BBC viewers hail 'best thing on television' as drama returns
Fans are flooding social media with praise for the BBC's latest drama sensation, calling it television perfection and demanding more episodes as the compelling series continues to captivate audiences.
Alan Wright: The headteacher who transformed failing schools
The remarkable story of Alan Wright, the visionary headteacher who defied the odds to turn around one of England's most challenging schools and inspired a generation of educators.
British family chooses European road trip over school
A British couple is redefining education by taking their children on a six-month European road trip instead of traditional school, prioritising real-world experiences over classroom learning.
Scottish education crisis: Phillipson slams SNP mismanagement
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson launches scathing attack on SNP's record in Scotland, accusing nationalists of failing students and teachers amid growing educational disparities.
Ministers face rebellion over special needs funding crisis
A growing rebellion over the crisis in special educational needs funding is brewing, with parents, councils, and Tory MPs uniting against the government's failing system.
Mum Revolutionises Homeschooling Using AI Technology
A UK mother shares her groundbreaking approach to homeschooling using AI tools like ChatGPT for lesson planning, marking, and creating personalised curricula for her three children.
Samuel West slams 'disgraceful' BBC axe of nature show
Acclaimed actor Sir Samuel West leads the outrage as the BBC cancels the heartwarming natural history series 'Creatures Great and Small' after just one series, branding the decision 'disgraceful' and a betrayal of quality programming.
6 Must-Have New Kids' Games for 2024
Discover the hottest new board and card games for children this year. Our curated list features the top 6 family-friendly games that promise laughter, learning, and unforgettable bonding moments away from screens.
AI Toys: The Revolution Reshaping British Childhood
Discover how AI-powered toys are transforming British childhoods, from personalised learning companions to ethical concerns about data privacy and development.
MPs: Special Needs Referrals Surge is 'Unsustainable'
Exclusive: A dramatic rise in special educational needs and ADHD assessments is placing an 'unsustainable' strain on the UK's education and health systems, with MPs warning of a mounting crisis.
SEND Education Crisis: UK Councils Warn of System Collapse
Local authorities across England warn of catastrophic collapse in SEND provision as funding crisis reaches breaking point, leaving vulnerable children without essential support.
Mastermind Returns: John Humphrys Confirms BBC Quiz Comeback
The legendary BBC quiz show Mastermind, fronted by John Humphrys, is set for a thrilling return to television screens, promising a new generation of contenders in the famous black chair.
Mother's School System Battle For Autistic Son
A mother's explosive account reveals how the UK education system failed her autistic son, leading her to take drastic action. Discover the bureaucratic nightmare facing families with SEND children.
AI Becomes 'Essential Life Skill' in UK Universities
Exclusive insights from UK educators reveal how artificial intelligence is fundamentally reshaping university teaching, assessment, and the very skills students need for future careers.
SEND Reforms Risk Repeating Universal Credit Failures
A damning IFS report cautions that the government's planned special educational needs reforms risk mirroring the catastrophic rollout of Universal Credit, potentially leaving vulnerable children without essential support.
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