Irish PM's Emotional Newfoundland Pilgrimage
Taoiseach Simon Harris makes poignant journey to Irish Memorial in Newfoundland, honouring centuries of Irish heritage and the tragic legacy of 19th century immigrants.
Category : Education
Best Educational Toys & Gifts for 2-Year-Olds
Discover the best educational toys and developmental gifts for two-year-olds. Our expert guide helps you choose presents that support learning, creativity and motor skills development.
Primary school crisis as kids lack basic skills
Shocking new data reveals thousands of children beginning primary school unable to communicate properly, use the toilet independently, or follow basic instructions, with experts blaming pandemic disruption and austerity cuts.
ANU invests in Israeli arms firm despite ethical pledge
The Australian National University faces backlash after investing in Israeli weapons manufacturer Elbit Systems, directly contradicting its public commitment to divest from controversial arms companies.
Why a 'hands-off' approach helps exam success
Discover why stepping back during exam season might be more beneficial than constant parental intervention, according to educational experts and psychological research.
Nottingham's Community Art Gallery Triumphs Against Odds
Discover how Nottingham's pioneering community-run art gallery is thriving against the odds, championing diverse artists and becoming a blueprint for cultural resilience across the UK.
Boy, 11, hit by train while watching phone video
Shocking CCTV footage reveals the moment a schoolboy narrowly escaped death after being hit by a train while watching videos on his phone at a Lincolnshire level crossing.
The Lost Boys of Mercury: Church Abuse Documentary Exposes Scars
A devastating documentary reveals the lifelong trauma suffered by survivors of Catholic school abuse in Scotland, uncovering institutional failures and the enduring search for justice.
STEM careers still perceived as 'boys' clubs'
New research reveals persistent gender stereotypes in STEM fields, with careers in science and technology still perceived as masculine domains, creating barriers for girls and women.
Ugandan photographer challenges slavery narratives via Indiegogo
Ugandan photographer Stacey Gillian Abe launches groundbreaking Indiegogo campaign to challenge perceptions of slavery and identity through powerful visual storytelling.
University accused of censoring China human rights research
Exclusive: Leading UK university accused of suppressing research on Uyghur human rights issues following pressure from Chinese authorities, raising serious questions about academic integrity.
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.
British businessman dies in Arizona plane crash
British entrepreneur Louis John Artal, 58, identified as victim in devastating Arizona plane crash that left aviation community in mourning. Investigation underway into the single-engine aircraft tragedy.
Bangor nursery closed after safety failures expose children to risk
First Steps Learning Academy in Bangor has been closed following a damning Ofsted inspection that revealed serious safeguarding failures, including unsupervised children and inadequate staff vetting procedures.
University hockey coach sacked over Nazi Halloween costume
A hockey coach at the University of Westminster has been dismissed following widespread condemnation after he attended a Halloween party dressed in a Nazi officer's uniform, complete with swastika armband.
UK University Research Halted After Chinese Pressure - Police Probe
Counter-terrorism police are investigating allegations that a British university suspended sensitive research following pressure from Chinese authorities, raising serious concerns about academic freedom and foreign influence.
Royal Mail Christmas stamps spark religious controversy
Royal Mail faces criticism after releasing Christmas stamps featuring secular artwork, reigniting debates about religious representation in Britain's festive traditions.
Can You Solve This Challenging Sudoku Puzzle?
Put your number skills to the test with The Guardian's latest medium-difficulty Sudoku puzzle. Perfect for sharpening your mind during a coffee break or commute.
NY University shooting: Campus lockdown after man hospitalised
Chaos erupted at a New York university campus as armed police responded to an active shooter incident, leaving one man hospitalised and triggering a major security lockdown.
UVA Active Shooter: Campus Lockdown Emergency
Breaking: University of Virginia campus plunged into lockdown as police respond to active shooter emergency. Students shelter in place amid ongoing security threat.
UVA Shooting Lockdown: Students Hide from Gunman
Chaos erupted at the prestigious University of Virginia as an active shooter sent students fleeing for their lives in a terrifying overnight lockdown that gripped the Charlottesville campus.
Maine principal suspended over ICE Halloween costume
A Maine high school principal faces suspension after wearing a controversial ICE costume to a Halloween party, prompting widespread condemnation and a formal investigation into the offensive attire.
Manchester primary school lockdown after police discovery
A Manchester primary school was plunged into lockdown after police discovered a suspicious item on school grounds, prompting a major emergency response and road closures.
Scottish teachers issued protective gear amid violence crisis
Shocking revelations emerge as Scottish teaching staff are issued protective equipment following dramatic increase in violent incidents from pupils across schools.
Headteachers consider strikes after Ofsted court loss
England's headteachers' union is escalating towards potential strike action after a High Court judge dismissed their legal challenge against Ofsted's controversial one-word grading system.
School official resigns over transgender student comments
Kennebunk school administrator Leslie Trentalange resigns after controversial comments about transgender students, igniting fierce discussion about education and inclusion policies in American schools.
Trump allies plot Education Department dismantling
Former President Donald Trump's allies are drafting ambitious plans to dismantle the US Department of Education and redirect federal education funding, setting the stage for a dramatic conservative transformation of American schooling.
The Serious Case for Children's Play: Why It Matters
New research reveals play is fundamental to children's wellbeing and development, yet it's increasingly undervalued in modern society. Experts demand serious policy changes.
Headteachers threaten strikes over Ofsted report cards
England's headteachers are considering unprecedented strike action as they declare war on Ofsted's controversial new 'one-word' grading system, warning it could devastate staff mental health and school standards.
Why British kids sound increasingly American
New research reveals how American English is reshaping the vocabulary of UK children, with terms like 'trash', 'sidewalk', and 'candy' replacing traditional British equivalents in playground conversations.
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