Divorce Ordeal: Ex Avoids Child, Grandmother Helps
A mother navigating a bitter divorce struggles as her ex-husband abandons their daughter. She relies on her ex-mother-in-law for childcare and seeks advice on asking for more help.
Category : Education
Soak Chips in Ice Water for Crispy Air Fryer Results
Learn how to make super crispy homemade chips without deep frying. Soaking cut potatoes in ice-cold water removes starch for perfect crunch in the air fryer.
Councillor seeks update on slow new school site search
Green Party councillor Rob James questions Carmarthenshire education chief about slow progress on finding a site for Ysgol Dewi Sant, with a feasibility study on a former leisure centre ongoing.
Mother Jailed for 10 Years Over Fire Deaths of Four Young Sons
Mother jailed for 10 years after leaving four young sons alone in locked house that caught fire, killing them.
Petition Against Flying Start Nursery Closure in Bridgend
Bridgend residents launch petition against closure of Flying Start nursery at Afon Y Felin, citing community impact. Council says alternative providers available.
Sara Cox Opens Up About School Bullying and Marathon Challenge
Sara Cox reveals school bullying ordeal and revenge on bully, plus thoughts on Radio 2 rivalry with Zoe Ball.
Add This Ingredient to Vegetables for Better Taste and Health
Professor Tim Spector shares a simple fermented honey garlic recipe that boosts gut health, reduces inflammation, and enhances vegetable flavor.
Privatisation of special needs support criticised
Letters: Ian Abbott, Sarah Lane, and Robin Davies argue against privatisation of Send support, advocate for more special schools, and critique Labour's inclusion plans.
Over 1 in 5 pupils in England have special educational needs
New DfE figures reveal a sharp rise in children with EHCPs, with over one in five pupils now having special educational needs, putting pressure on schools and councils.
JJ Gabriel sends clear message to Man United boss Carrick
Manchester United wonderkid JJ Gabriel is working hard in the gym ahead of pre-season, aiming to impress manager Michael Carrick and earn senior minutes.
Grandad Picks Up Wrong Toddler from Nursery, Mum Horrified
A mother from Formby shared her terror after receiving a call that a grandad had mistakenly collected her two-year-old daughter from nursery and driven off with her for 10 minutes before the error was realized.
Liverpool Youth Recruitment Drive Under Iraola
Liverpool invests £20m in Academy renovation and aggressively recruits youth talents, including Samuel Martinez and Joshua Abe, to strengthen future ranks.
Dodgy Vape Oils Blamed for Teen's Benidorm Death
Harry Whitton, 18, died in Benidorm after a reaction to vape oils. His family warns of vaping dangers and raises funds to bring him home to Scotland.
Home schooling rise in Powys sparks 'real concern'
Home schooling registrations in Powys have risen to 473, the size of a small secondary school, prompting councillors to seek ways to prevent further increases.
Smacking Children Linked to Worse GCSEs and Bullying
New UCL research shows children physically punished at ages 3, 5, and 7 are less likely to pass GCSEs and more likely to bully others, reigniting calls for a smacking ban in England and Northern Ireland.
What Would It Take for Streets to Be Safe for All?
With violent crime declining but hate crime increasing, we explore practical steps to make shared spaces safer for minority communities in the UK.
My Dad's Unconventional Lessons on Death and Dying
A psychologist father taught his daughter to face death openly, from morbid lists to casket photos, shaping her view on life's fragility after his own sudden death.
Edna Woodhead obituary: Teacher and activist dies at 91
Edna Woodhead, an adult education teacher, lifelong socialist, and activist who taught miners and supported women's education, has died aged 91.
Aversion to Graphic Content: Immaturity or Self-Awareness?
A 17-year-old worries that sensitivity to graphic content signals immaturity. Advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith explores the ethics of watching violence and the meaning of maturity.
Liverpool school to close permanently after court ruling
LIPA School in Liverpool city centre will close for good next month after a High Court judge dismissed a legal challenge by parents and supporters to keep it open.
West Lothian pupils shine at youth philanthropy event
Pupils from The James Young High School joined over 1,100 attendees at the YPI National Event 2026 in Perth, celebrating youth philanthropy and directing £3,000 grants to local charities.
Drizzle Asparagus in Olive Oil for Juicy Roasting
Learn how to make roasted asparagus juicier and tastier with one simple ingredient: olive oil. This easy trick enhances flavor and texture perfectly.
Schools Praised as 'Bedrocks of Safety' Amid NI Disorder
Schools in Northern Ireland are hailed as safe havens for pupils amid violent protests in Belfast following a knife attack, with the Education Authority emphasizing their role in stability.
Classic party games dying out as kids say they're 'cringe'
Traditional children's party games like wink murder and blind man's bluff are fading as kids prefer bouncy castles and performers, per a survey of 1,000 children and parents.
Egg-Weighing Method for Perfect Victoria Sponge
Baker Jane Dunn shares her egg-weighing technique for a light, fluffy Victoria sponge with a perfect rise. Learn the simple step for flawless results every time.
Nine in Ten Reception Teachers Report Children Not Toilet Trained, Survey Finds
Nine in ten reception teachers report children not toilet trained, with MPs blaming working parents and calling for more responsibility.
How Tall Will Mount Everest Get Before It Stops Growing?
Mount Everest grows taller each year. But how high can it go? Discover the history of measuring the world's tallest peak and the limits of mountain growth.
Bridgend College Plans Town Centre Office Use for Students
Bridgend College has submitted a planning application to use part of Brackla House in the town centre for teaching, alongside the new campus development.
Private School Pupil Numbers in England Hit Decade Low
Private school pupil numbers in England have dropped to a decade low, driven by rising fees and economic pressures, with a 1.3% fall in the past year.
Father Recounts Nightmares Over Son's M9 Crash Death at Inquiry
Father of M9 crash victim John Yuill tells fatal accident inquiry he still has nightmares over son's death, as police admit failures.
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