Church's forest school at risk of closure after complaints
Charlotte Church's free forest school near Cardiff faces closure after planning refusal over parking and noise complaints, with an appeal lodged.
Category : Education
UCAS Track update time on A-Level results day 2026
On A-Level results day 2026, UCAS Track is expected to update at 8am, letting students see if they've met their firm or insurance offer or entered clearing.
Mears Golf Day raises £45,510 for St Andrew’s Hospice
The annual Mears Golf Day raised £45,510 for St Andrew’s Hospice, bringing the 11-year total to nearly £250,000 for the Airdrie hospice.
A-Level Results 2026: Grades Out at 8am on August 13
A-Level results will be released on Thursday, August 13, at 8am BST. Students can collect grades from school or check UCAS for university offers.
Stirling mum backs CHAS hospice appeal for hydrotherapy pool
The family of a Stirling youngster with rare condition GNA01 backs CHAS's £20m appeal to rebuild Rachel House, including a new hydrotherapy pool.
Man Utd confirm nine academy deals but Kukonki omitted
Manchester United have handed professional contracts to nine academy players, but Godwill Kukonki was notably absent, sparking exit speculation.
Cambridge to investigate Jason Arday appointment
The University of Cambridge will investigate Professor Jason Arday's appointment by its Faculty of Education in 2022 and his time there since, with Vice-Chancellor Professor Deborah Prentice calling the case an 'aberration'.
University students' top fear revealed in new survey
A Brunel University of London survey reveals nearly 80% of university-bound sixth-formers worry about finding a job after their degree, with AI fears and costs also key concerns.
A-level results 2026: Clearing questions answered by expert
Clearing helps students find university places. Mark Blenkinsop of Coventry University Group answers key questions on how it works, key dates, and options.
Historic private school closes after 100 years
Avon House Preparatory School in Epping Forest has closed with immediate effect after 100 years, citing financial pressures including VAT on school fees.
Historic Essex school closes after 100 years
Avon House Preparatory School in Woodford Green will not reopen in September due to financial pressures, leaving pupils to find new schools. The school, founded over 100 years ago, cited VAT on fees and rising costs.
Man Utd's summer: six in, 14 out, seven more possible
Manchester United have signed six players, let 14 leave, and could still complete seven more transfers before the Premier League season starts on August 22.
Parents urged to check free school meals eligibility
More than half of parents whose children will be newly eligible for free school meals do not know they will qualify, alarming research by The Child Poverty Action Group shows.
Teachers predict 1 in 5 kids will miss KS2 maths and reading standards
Teachers predict 18% of children will miss the KS2 maths standard and 19% will miss reading, with worse outcomes for deprived and SEND pupils, DfE study shows.
A-level results day 2026: Key dates and what to bring
A-level results day 2026 falls on Thursday, August 13. Students can collect results from 8am, with UCAS offering tips on preparing for the day.
Airdrie sign Gibson from Raith Rovers; Rankin on striker shortage
Airdrieonians have signed midfielder Lewis Gibson from Raith Rovers, but manager John Rankin says top clubs are stockpiling strikers, making it hard to strengthen his attack.
Record 207 complete North Lanarkshire summer placements
A record 207 students completed North Lanarkshire Council's seven-week paid Summer Placement Programme in 2026, up from 191 last year, with over 250 young people celebrated at Ravenscraig.
Molly-Mae Hague Rules Out More Kids, No Time With Tommy
Molly-Mae Hague says she and Tommy Fury spend no time together since newborn Midas arrived, and she believes this will be her last child due to the struggle.
Cat expert warns of five toxic household items for pets
A cat behaviour specialist has warned pet owners to remove five common household items that could be deadly to cats, including essential oils, hair growth medication, and certain plants.
West Lothian electrical firm brings in two new apprentices
John Heaney (Electrical) has hired two new apprentices, David Wilson and Lee Jack, from over 40 applicants, starting four-year electrical apprenticeships.
Ukrainian children forced to learn Putin-approved curriculum
Ukrainian children in occupied territories are being forced to learn a Russian-approved curriculum, including a distorted history book, as Moscow intensifies its propaganda campaign.
Sturgeon: Scottish education system is not failing
Nicola Sturgeon has accused critics of Scotland's education system of 'talking ourselves down', insisting the 'system is not failing' despite slipping international rankings.
Woman no longer embarrassed by thinning hair using £29 serum
A woman says she's 'no longer embarrassed' by thin patches after using UKLASH's £29 Hair Growth Serum, which has over 1,600 reviews praising its regrowth effects.
Woman: Near-Death Experience Shows Death Doesn't Exist
A woman who was clinically dead during pregnancy says she no longer fears death, convinced there's another plane of existence after life.
Stockport schools to be demolished in major rebuild plans
Two Stockport schools face demolition for major upgrades. Plans for Moorfield Primary and Bramhall High will be considered by the council this week.
BBC European Athletics coverage interrupted by Gabby Logan
Gabby Logan returned to screens to present the BBC's European Athletics coverage, but the channel switch caused a missed final. She announced the result on air.
Student Loan Changes Spark Backlash from Readers
Readers urge PM to scrap student debt or make interest-free after government announces changes to loan repayments.
Five PIP changes that could trigger a DWP award review
PIP claimants may face reassessment if their health or circumstances change. Learn the five key triggers that could prompt a DWP award review.
Manchester nursery told to improve after Ofsted failings
Ardwick Day Nursery in Manchester has been ordered to make urgent improvements after Ofsted inspectors found poor teaching, unhygienic toilets, and children crying for prolonged periods.
Dating Lies: Should I Confess to My Online Love?
A 30-year-old woman who lied about her life to an online love interest seeks advice on whether to confess before the relationship deepens further.
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