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Teacher banned for life over pupil relationship
A married Design & Technology teacher from Surrey has been permanently prohibited from teaching after a tribunal found him guilty of inappropriate conduct with a sixth-form student, including secret meetings and accepting gifts.
Mum refuses school order to remove 'distracting' nose piercing
A teaching assistant in the UK is at the centre of a school policy dispute after being asked to remove her nose stud, deemed a 'distraction' to pupils. Rebecca Haro is standing her ground, sparking a debate on personal expression in the classroom.
Bunnings gadget teachers swear by
Discover the affordable Bunnings gadget that educators are raving about – a simple yet brilliant tool to transform classroom organisation and learning.
Phillipson vows to end teacher exodus with bold reforms
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announces sweeping reforms to tackle the teacher shortage crisis, promising better pay and working conditions.
Teacher quits after 15 years due to 'unmanageable' stress
A dedicated teacher with 15 years of experience has resigned, citing unbearable stress, excessive workload, and a lack of support from the government.
Sharing lesson plans may lift Aussie student results
A new report suggests that Australian teachers collaborating on lesson plans could reverse stagnating student performance and enhance classroom productivity.
Teacher banned for coursework help in misconduct case
A teacher has been banned from the profession after admitting to assisting a student with coursework, raising questions about academic integrity.
Why talking unlocks better learning
New research reveals how structured classroom dialogue boosts comprehension, engagement, and academic achievement across all subjects.
Beyond NAPLAN: What makes a good education?
Experts argue that focusing solely on NAPLAN results overlooks the broader aspects of quality education, including creativity, wellbeing, and critical thinking.
Teacher banned for life after misconduct hearing
A teacher has been banned from the profession for life following a misconduct hearing. Discover the full story behind this shocking case.
Why oracy education must be prioritised in UK schools
Experts argue that teaching speaking skills is as crucial as literacy and numeracy. Discover why oracy education deserves a place in the curriculum.
Teacher cracks 14 'feral-like' pupils in her class
A primary school teacher reveals the extreme challenges of managing disruptive pupils and shares strategies that transformed her classroom.
Deputy head banned after affair with married colleague
A deputy headteacher has been banned from the profession after engaging in a secret affair with a colleague while both were married, leading to a misconduct hearing.
Schools failing generation by neglecting speaking skills
A critical look at how the UK education system is failing students by not prioritising oracy and debating skills, leaving them unprepared for the modern world.
Union boss Matt Wrack admits he was never a teacher
Hard-left teaching union boss Matt Wrack faces backlash after revealing he never worked as a teacher. Critics question his legitimacy, while supporters defend his leadership.
Matt Wrack elected NASUWT leader in teaching union shake-up
Matt Wrack secures victory in the NASUWT leadership election, promising bold reforms for educators across the UK.
Why Australia’s Voting Age Shouldn’t Drop to 16 Yet
Lowering the voting age to 16 in Australia could backfire without proper civic education. Experts warn that young voters need foundational knowledge to make informed decisions.
Votes at 16: The Future of UK Democracy?
Lowering the voting age to 16 could strengthen democracy by engaging young people early. Here’s why the UK should embrace this change.
Should Opinion Polls Be Banned? The Growing Debate
A growing debate questions whether opinion polls do more harm than good, skewing public perception and distorting democratic processes. Experts weigh in.
Labour proposes major democracy reforms to boost trust
Labour's Steve Reed unveils bold plans to reform democracy, increase transparency, and restore public trust ahead of the next general election.
Teacher banned for inappropriate student messages
A former Oxfordshire teacher has been banned from the profession after engaging in inappropriate behaviour with students, including sending flirtatious messages.
UK voting rules overhaul: Who can now vote?
The UK government has announced sweeping changes to voting eligibility, allowing more citizens to participate in general elections. Find out how this could impact democracy.
El Salvador's President faces backlash over rights law
President Nayib Bukele's new legislation sparks outrage as critics warn of threats to civil liberties in El Salvador.
Rosanna Arquette's US election warning
Hollywood star Rosanna Arquette shares her concerns about the upcoming US election in an exclusive interview, discussing democracy, activism, and the role of celebrities in politics.
North Dakota enacts controversial voting law
North Dakota introduces groundbreaking legislation to redefine voter eligibility, sparking nationwide debate on election integrity and democratic access.
Biden attacks MAGA Republicans over Trump loyalty
President Joe Biden has launched a scathing critique of MAGA Republicans, accusing them of prioritising loyalty to Donald Trump over democratic principles. The remarks come amid rising political tensions in the US.
Afghan leak superinjunction sets dangerous precedent
The UK government's use of a superinjunction to suppress the Afghan leak sets a dangerous precedent for press freedom and transparency.
Hungary's democratic backsliding raises alarm
Hungary's democratic backsliding under Viktor Orbán raises concerns about the future of liberal democracy in Europe. Experts warn of parallels with other nations flirting with authoritarianism.
Turkish opposition leader İmamoğlu jailed
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, a prominent critic of President Erdoğan, has been sentenced to prison in a case widely seen as politically motivated. The ruling sparks fears of further erosion of Turkey’s democratic institutions.
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