Parents warned: toy magnets can cause severe injury or death
Which? warns parents about dangerous magnets in children's toys that can cause severe injury or death if swallowed, with some magnets four times stronger than allowed.
Category : Education
Goldsmiths staff strike indefinitely over job cuts
Goldsmiths University staff have launched an indefinite strike against job cuts, with 269 staff at risk of redundancy. The UCU union accuses the university of imposing 100% pay deductions.
Peak Bail Time: Brits Ditch Plans Between 4.46pm and 5pm
A survey reveals 62% of Brits cancel evening plans after a demanding day, with the peak bail window between 4.46pm and 5pm. Large gatherings and after-work drinks are most likely to be ditched.
Starmer's smartphone guidelines are cowardly, not action
Vanessa Feltz criticises Keir Starmer for failing to ban social media for under-16s, calling for robust government intervention instead of weak guidelines.
Vinnie Jones Blasts Tech, Urges Kids to Reconnect with Nature
Vinnie Jones speaks out against 'addictive' technology, blaming it for mental health issues in young people and urging them to embrace outdoor activities.
Tech Billionaires Ban Their Own Kids from Social Media
Silicon Valley giants like Bill Gates and Steve Jobs limited their children's screen time, revealing what they know about tech addiction. Now the UK plans a social media ban for under-16s.
UC Berkeley Student, 19, Dies in Fraternity Pool Drowning
A 19-year-old UC Berkeley student drowned during an overcrowded fraternity party with 300 attendees. Police cite heavy alcohol consumption but no foul play. Read the full investigation.
Chemical Leak at University of Plymouth: Davy Building Evacuated
Emergency services respond to a chemical leak at the University of Plymouth
University of Maryland's 'Decolonising Medicine' Course Sparks Controversy Over 'White Body' Critiqu
The University of Maryland faces criticism for its
California University Mourns Two 19-Year-Old Student Deaths One Week Apart
California State University Fullerton is devastated by the tragic deaths of two 19-year-old students, Destiny Morris and Lauren Turner, just one week apart. Read the full story and tribute details.
Chinese Families Relocate to US for Ivy League Education Advantage
Ambitious Chinese mothers are uprooting their lives and moving to America to bypass the ultra-competitive gaokao exam and boost their children
50 UK Universities at Risk of Closure Within Three Years, Watchdog Warns
The Office for Students warns 50 UK institutions face closure due to financial crisis. Discover the causes and which universities are most at risk.
24 Universities at Imminent Risk of Closure in England, MPs Warned
MPs learn 24 higher education providers face imminent market exit, with smaller institutions most vulnerable. Discover the financial crisis gripping England
TV Headteacher Accused of Changing Term Dates for Luxury Cruises
Award-winning headteacher Joy Ballard, who starred on Educating Cardiff, faces misconduct allegations for altering school term times to accommodate personal cruise holidays and misusing school funds.
Teachers' Union Demands Social Media Ban for Under-16s to Tackle School Behaviour Crisis
The NASUWT teaching union urges a UK-wide social media ban for under-16s, citing a behaviour crisis and mental health harm. New poll shows 64% public support.
Primary School Teacher Banned for Sending Explicit Content from School Toilets
Ben Walker has been prohibited from teaching indefinitely after sending sexually explicit messages and images from the toilets at Edisford Primary School while children were present on the premises.
Peter Griffiths: Emmy-Winning Educationist Dies at 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.
Politics Graduate's £84,000 Student Loan Debt Highlights UK Job Crisis
A politics graduate with £84,000 student loan debt works part-time in a shop, reflecting a 25% drop in graduate jobs and rising youth unemployment in the UK.
Phillipson's Send Overhaul Faces Labour Rebellion Despite Lobbying Blitz
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson faces potential Labour rebellion over Send reforms, as MPs vow not to back cost-saving measures despite intensive government lobbying.
Boost for Families as 1000 Revamped Sure Start Hubs to Offer SEND Support
Families of children with special educational needs will get early, expert help through new Best Start Family Hubs. Find out how the £500m scheme will transform support in your community.
Yale Athletics Officials Accused of Romance and Forced Retirement Scheme
Two deputy athletics directors at Yale University are accused of being in a romantic relationship and allegedly pressuring a colleague to retire to create a position for one of them, according to sources.
UK's Top Secondary Schools 2026 Revealed: See How Your Area Performed
The Sunday Times Parent Power Guide 2026 reveals the UK
UCLA Fires DEI Director After Controversial Posts Celebrating Charlie Kirk's Death
Jonathan Perkins, UCLA
Trump Administration Terminates Transgender Student Protections in US Schools
The US Education Department has revoked agreements safeguarding transgender students
Teachers Demand Under-16s Social Media Ban to Tackle School Behaviour Crisis
The NASUWT teaching union urges a statutory ban on social media for under-16s to improve learning and mental health, citing alarming survey data on pupil behaviour. Read the full story.
Teacher, 37, 'Snapped' in Frenzied Knife Attack on Principal Over Contract
A Melbourne teacher allegedly launched a frenzied knife attack on his principal after his contract wasn
Teacher Jailed Over Transgender Pronoun Dispute to Remain in Prison Over Christmas
Enoch Burke will spend Christmas in Mountjoy Prison after a High Court judge refused his release for contempt of court, stemming from a dispute over a student
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