Expert tips for Meghan and Harry to ease kids' UK move
Relationship expert Georgina Vass advises Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on minimising disruption for Archie and Lilibet after their UK relocation and school changes.
Category : Education
Nursery worker shares three parenting habits that make job harder
A nursery worker has listed three parenting habits that create extra pressure for staff, including unlabelled belongings, not enough spare clothes and late collections.
Half of teen girls avoid school sport over fear of failure
Half of 15-year-old girls avoid school sport due to fear of failure, and a fifth spend no evenings out with friends, the Centre for Social Justice warns.
Phil Steele runs Cardiff half-marathon for spina bifida nephew
Broadcaster Phil Steele, 65, runs the Cardiff half-marathon on October 4 for Shine, inspired by his nephew Harry Thomas, who has spina bifida. Nearly £2,500 has been donated.
North Tyneside unveils £100k fund as High Borrans closes
North Tyneside Council has allocated £100,000 to widen outdoor education access for children as High Borrans centre closes, despite campaigners calling the fund a "drop in the ocean."
Fact check: Apprenticeship stats and AI teacher image
Full Fact reviews claims on apprenticeship starts under Labour and exposes an AI-generated image of teachers protesting Pride flag removal.
Girls Petition to Ban Uniforms in Porn
Teenagers at The Cooper School in Bicester launch petition to ban school uniform depictions in porn, gaining 647 signatures as campaigners and a minister back the call.
Strictly's Lawrence Robb admits 'teeny bit' of dance experience
Emmerdale star Lawrence Robb has revealed he has a "teeny bit" of basic dance experience ahead of his first live Strictly Come Dancing show on Saturday night.
BBC boss warns TV channels and radio stations may close
BBC Director General Matt Brittin has warned that some TV channels and radio stations "may well" close as part of cost-cutting measures amid the corporation's financial crisis.
Apprenticeships need to be made more accessible: readers
Readers respond to low apprenticeship uptake, calling for a simpler system and more technical opportunities for young people.
Vocational GCSEs: unclear purpose and workforce concerns
Ministers' commitment to cutting youth unemployment is admirable, but how new vocational GCSEs will help is unclear, raising questions about duplication and teacher shortages.
Family waits five years for autism diagnosis as teen's health declines
A mother describes a five-and-a-half-year struggle to get an autism diagnosis for her 14-year-old daughter, whose mental health deteriorated while on waiting lists.
Students swap pesto pasta for creme brulee and duck eggs
Students are too broke or busy having fun to eat well, right? Wrong: some find cash and time for creme brulee and duck eggs. A look at what students really eat.
US test scores hit 25-year low as data agency gutted
US math and reading scores are at a 25-year low, while the National Center for Education Statistics, the agency that tracks student progress, has been decimated by Trump administration cuts.
Glastonbury fans warned: register for 2027 tickets before 5pm deadline
Glastonbury Festival has warned fans they must register for 2027 tickets before 5pm today, as registration closes ahead of October's ticket sale.
Deri Primary School saved from closure after community feedback
Caerphilly Council has paused plans to close Deri Primary School after parents, governors and residents raised concerns, giving the school more time to engage on its future.
Wavertree school's full opening could be delayed until 2030
King's Leadership Academy Wavertree may not be fully completed until 2030, six years after its original scheduled opening, as a formal planning application is lodged.
BBC's Play School to return 38 years after axe with original toys
The BBC is bringing back Play School 38 years after it ended, with pitches required to include original toys like Big Ted and Humpty.
Mum's shock at 'wild' reception to year 1 transition
A mum from Sussex has shared her shock at the 'wild' shift her daughter faces moving from reception to year 1, saying the change has left her child unhappy and irritable.
EastEnders double exit 'confirmed' as groomer Craig targets Amy
EastEnders spoilers: Amy Mitchell is groomed by suspended cop Craig Ingram, who loses his job and plans to leave Walford, possibly with Amy.
DWP confirms 12 groups who get Winter Fuel Payment automatically
The DWP has confirmed the 12 benefit groups who will receive the Winter Fuel Payment automatically this winter, with more than 10 million people potentially eligible for up to £300.
Porridge Recipe: Ripe Banana Adds Natural Sweetness
A ripe mashed banana naturally sweetens plain porridge, creating a creamy, satisfying bowl without any added sugar, honey or syrup.
£8m plan to create 1,600 college places in North East
The North East Mayor has unveiled plans to invest over £8 million to create at least 1,638 new college places across the region, targeting the highest NEET rate in the country.
Toddler walked out of Swansea nursery near busy road, parents claim
A two-year-old boy left Seren Fach Day Nursery in Swansea and was found near a main road. Parents say staff did not know. Care Inspectorate Wales and police are investigating.
Shearer and Souness back £500k grassroots sport grants
Flutter's Cash4Clubs programme offers £500,000 in funding for grassroots sport, with 230 clubs set to receive grants. Applications open October 1.
Mother Hits Out at Nursery's Ban on Flavoured Yoghurt
A mother was stunned to find a note in her son's lunchbox saying flavoured yoghurt is no longer allowed at nursery, under new policies she fears will hit families' budgets.
Princess Kate meets recovering addicts at Southend garden project
The Princess of Wales visited The Forward Trust's Forward Growing garden in Southend to mark Addiction Awareness Week, meeting people in recovery and highlighting that recovery is possible with support.
New vocational GCSEs in England from 2029
From 2029, pupils in England can take new vocational GCSEs in construction, creative media and child development, alongside core subjects, the DfE said.
Burnham's vocational GCSE overhaul to end Tory elitism
New vocational GCSEs from 2029 will value working-class skills equally with STEM, addressing a system that has failed generations of students.
Air fryer sausages: juicier in 15 minutes, no oil
Air frying sausages takes just 15 minutes with no added oil, giving juicy centres and crisp outsides, says GoodFood.
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