Educationist Peter Griffiths dies aged 86
Tributes paid to Peter Griffiths, the teacher turned award-winning TV producer who shaped educational programming. Discover his remarkable legacy in teaching and television.
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University lecturers using AI due to funding pressures
UK university lecturers are increasingly using AI for course creation amid zero-hours contracts and lack of government investment. Discover how this impacts education quality.
Pope Leo's decree reaffirms one spouse for life
The Vatican issues a new decree, signed by Pope Leo, reinforcing the Catholic Church's teaching on lifelong marriage with one spouse. Read the full story.
Leeds maternity probe into 'normal birth' ideology
An NHS trust's pursuit of 'normal birth' is under investigation after a decade-long policy coincided with soaring infant mortality rates. Health Secretary calls it a 'national shame'.
Teacher who faked cancer and death still tutors kids
Lara Simpson, struck off for faking terminal cancer and death, continues teaching dance to young children. Investigation reveals shocking deception details.
Mum wins lottery for third time in lucky streak
A teaching assistant and mum-of-four from Castle Bromwich has won a major People's Postcode Lottery prize for an incredible third time. Discover her amazing story.
Teacher banned for drinking gin at school
A primary school headteacher has been prohibited from teaching after being caught with alcohol on school premises. Discover the full story and the panel's ruling.
Minister tells teachers to 'whinge more' over workload
Home Office minister Jess Phillips tells teachers they should 'whinge more' about excessive workload, praising their efforts while cautioning against strikes. Read the full story.
Florida's new standards criticised for Red Scare revisionism
Florida's new social studies standards face criticism for rehabilitating McCarthyism. Mitzi Trumbo, daughter of blacklisted screenwriter, condemns rewriting history. Read the full story.
Greg McCarthy, History Educator, Dies Aged 47
Tributes pour in for Greg McCarthy, the inspirational educator who brought history to life for thousands of Midlands schoolchildren through his immersive workshops. Discover his incredible legacy.
Gove's Curriculum Revolution: 10 Years Later
A decade after Michael Gove's controversial education reforms, we examine the lasting impact of his knowledge-rich curriculum on England's schools, teachers, and students.
Ed Sheeran Sparks Music Education Revolution in England
Global superstar Ed Sheeran reveals his instrumental role in transforming music education across England, as government announces sweeping curriculum reforms to nurture future talent.
Francis Review: Rethinking Education for Uncertain Times
The landmark Francis curriculum review challenges traditional teaching methods and calls for an education system that prepares students for complexity, critical thinking, and rapid technological change in post-Brexit Britain.
UK Schools Facing Democracy Deficit Crisis
New research reveals a worrying democracy deficit in UK schools, with students lacking meaningful political education. Discover why experts are calling for urgent reform to safeguard our democratic future.
England's Curriculum Shakeup: 10 Key Reforms Revealed
The long-awaited National Curriculum review reveals sweeping reforms focusing on AI literacy, mental health, and core knowledge - discover how England's classrooms are set to transform.
Solicitor jailed for sexually abusing clients
Former solicitor Richard Masters receives 15-year sentence for sexually assaulting multiple female clients after gaining their trust through legal proceedings.
NHS trust removes Prince Andrew plaque from hospital
An NHS foundation trust has quietly removed a plaque bearing Prince Andrew's name from a hospital building, continuing the royal's fall from grace following the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
NZ scraps mandatory Māori culture teaching in schools
The New Zealand government has abolished mandatory Māori cultural education in classrooms, triggering heated discussions about national identity and educational priorities.
Liz Barnard: Education Pioneer Who Transformed School Libraries
Celebrating the remarkable life of Liz Barnard, the visionary educator who revolutionised school libraries across the UK and inspired generations of young readers.
School's heartbreaking tribute to teaching assistant killed in crash
A school community is grieving after beloved teaching assistant Rebecca Dickson died in a tragic A34 collision, remembered as 'wonderful' and 'kind-hearted' by devastated colleagues and pupils.
Australia's Teacher Crisis: World's Worst Shortages
New analysis reveals Australia faces one of the world's worst teacher shortages, with classrooms left empty and students' education at risk as the crisis deepens.
Teacher struck off for faking cancer and husband's death
A former RE teacher from Cheshire has been permanently banned from teaching after inventing multiple tragic stories including terminal cancer and her husband's death to manipulate colleagues and students.
Shirley Ballas reveals truth about Giovanni Pernice partnership
Strictly Come Dancing head judge Shirley Ballas opens up about her real feelings working with Giovanni Pernice amid the ongoing BBC investigation into his teaching methods.
Emma Thompson's Fiery AI Critique: "It's Soulless"
Academy Award winner Dame Emma Thompson reveals her profound concerns about AI's impact on creativity, warning of 'soulless' technology threatening artistic integrity in exclusive interview.
Queensland schools taught wrong Caesar topic
A significant curriculum error has been uncovered in Queensland high schools, where students studied the wrong Roman leader for months due to a major administrative oversight.
David Peck: Visionary headteacher who transformed London school
Tributes pour in for David Peck, the pioneering headteacher who turned around a struggling London comprehensive and championed comprehensive education against political opposition.
How mother-daughter bonds shape legal careers
Groundbreaking research reveals how unconscious biases formed in childhood impact women's advancement in the legal profession and what can be done to break the cycle.
How teachers use humour to manage six and seven-year-olds
Five experienced primary teachers reveal their secret weapon for managing energetic six and seven-year-olds: laughter. Discover practical strategies that transform classroom chaos into productive learning environments.
Teacher who raped children jailed for 13 years
A depraved teaching assistant who sexually assaulted vulnerable children in his care has been jailed for 13 years after grooming students and committing horrific abuse.
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