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Oklahoma teachers face 'woke' test under Ryan Walters
Oklahoma educators are up in arms over a proposed 'woke' test by State Superintendent Ryan Walters, sparking debates on political bias in schools.
GCSE reforms failing UK students, report warns
A new report reveals that GCSE reforms in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland are failing to keep pace with global education standards, sparking concerns over student competitiveness.
GCSE gender gap: Boys falling behind girls in exams
New analysis reveals a widening gender gap in GCSE results, with boys increasingly lagging behind girls. Experts warn of long-term consequences for education and society.
UK boys' education crisis revealed
A new report reveals a growing crisis in British education as boys consistently underperform compared to girls. Experts warn of long-term consequences for the UK's global standing.
London's school success model may go national
Ministers plan to replicate London's educational achievements across England, targeting underperforming schools with proven strategies.
A-Level results highlight regional education gaps
As A-Level results are released, concerns grow over widening regional gaps in educational achievement. Is the government doing enough to level the playing field?
London students face UCAS chaos over missing A-Level results
Thousands of London students are left in limbo as UCAS fails to upload their A-Level results, sparking outrage among schools and education leaders.
Oxford replaces English Lit with Spanish in A-Levels
Oxford University has ignited controversy by proposing to swap English literature for Spanish in its A-Level syllabus, citing declining interest in traditional subjects. Critics argue the move sidelines British literary heritage.
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.
NI A-Level results show major drop in top grades
Northern Ireland's A-Level students received fewer top grades this year as grading returns to pre-pandemic standards, sparking debate over fairness and future prospects.
London & Midlands Students Excel in A-Level Results 2024
Students in London, East Midlands, and West Midlands outperform national averages in A-Level results, raising questions about regional education disparities.
NI & Wales A-Level results outperform England
Northern Ireland and Wales have seen higher A-Level pass rates compared to England, raising questions about grading consistency across the UK.
Lithuania to teach kids to spot fake news from age 12
Lithuania is pushing for digital literacy reforms to educate children on identifying fake news and online threats from as young as 12 years old.
A-Level Results 2024: Mixed Outcomes for Students
Students across England and Northern Ireland receive their A-Level results today, with notable disparities in performance and university admissions trends.
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.
Teacher compensated after sacking over pupil pregnancy
A former teacher who was dismissed after allegedly fathering a child with a 12-year-old student has been awarded compensation, sparking outrage and debate over safeguarding failures.
Teachers urged to adopt gender-neutral 'Mx' title
A growing number of teachers are being encouraged to adopt the gender-neutral title 'Mx' in place of traditional honorifics like 'Mr' or 'Miss'. Bridget Phillipson weighs in on the debate.
NYC principal resigns after affair with teacher exposed
A high school principal in New York City has stepped down following allegations of an inappropriate relationship with a younger teacher, sparking controversy and an internal investigation.
NYC preschools charge more than Harvard tuition
Discover the staggering costs of New York City's elite preschools, where tuition can rival Ivy League universities. Learn what parents get for their money and why demand remains high.
School feud ends in tragic knife murder
A heartbreaking classroom stabbing reveals the devastating consequences of Britain's knife crime epidemic as a minor school dispute turns deadly.
Kids as young as five write Valentine's cards for asylum seekers
A UK primary school has sparked debate by asking children as young as five to create Valentine's Day cards for asylum seekers, with critics calling it 'inappropriate'.
NSPCC warns of rising child welfare concerns
The NSPCC has warned of a significant increase in child welfare concerns, with sports clubs and schools urged to take immediate action to safeguard children.
Parents warned over deadly 'chroming' teen trend
Experts issue a stark warning about the deadly 'chroming' challenge sweeping through UK schools, urging parents to educate their children on the severe risks.
Wealthy parents dodge Labour's private school tax hike
Labour's proposed VAT on private school fees sparks backlash as affluent families exploit loopholes, leaving state schools to bear the brunt.
Race to raise £1M to save independent school from closure
A desperate fundraising campaign has been launched by former students and parents to save a prestigious independent school from closure, with just hours left to secure £1 million.
Rachel Reeves urged to tax private schools
Labour's shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves faces calls to slap VAT on private school fees, a move that could generate £1.7bn for state schools. Critics warn of potential fallout, including increased demand on public education.
San Francisco schools to teach AI with tech giant support
San Francisco announces a pioneering partnership with leading tech companies to integrate AI education into public school curricula, preparing students for the future job market.
Ketamine in schools up 800% - police probe
Shocking new data reveals an 800% surge in ketamine-related incidents in UK schools, prompting urgent police investigations and raising alarms over youth drug abuse.
Families sue Buffalo schools over racial bias claims
Families from South Carolina have filed a lawsuit against the Buffalo Public Schools, accusing the district of racial discrimination in education policies. The case highlights ongoing tensions over equity in US schools.
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