Keira Knightley's candid dyslexia revelation
Oscar-nominated actress Keira Knightley reveals her lifelong struggle with dyslexia and how she overcame challenges to build a successful acting career while raising awareness about learning differences.
Category : Education
Harvard reverses grading policy after student protests
Harvard University reverses its strict grading policy following massive student backlash over academic pressure and mental health concerns. Discover how the prestigious institution responded to campus protests.
Manchester's 1945 Pan-African Congress: 80 Years On
Eighty years after Manchester hosted the landmark Pan-African Congress, discover how this radical gathering ignited independence movements across Africa and reshaped Black political consciousness worldwide.
Pan-Africanism's Resurgence: Unity in Modern Era
An immersive exploration of how Pan-Africanism is experiencing a powerful revival among a new generation, forging connections across continents and challenging historical divisions.
Mother's fight for autistic son's school place
A desperate mother reveals how her autistic son has been failed by the education system, facing constant rejections from specialist schools despite clear needs.
Quakers in Kenya: 400-year-old faith's African renaissance
Discover the remarkable journey of Quakerism from 17th century England to becoming one of Kenya's most influential Christian denominations with over 140,000 members today.
Hygiene Poverty Crisis Grips UK Schools Amid Soaring Costs
Soaring living costs are pushing families into hygiene poverty, with schools across Britain now supplying basic toiletries and period products to struggling pupils.
Conservative Networks Reshaping UK University Ideology
An investigation reveals how well-funded conservative centres are systematically transforming academic discourse and curriculum development within UK universities, raising concerns about academic freedom and institutional independence.
Indian uni demands period proof from female staff
A prestigious Indian university has sparked fury after demanding female employees provide photographic evidence of their sanitary pads when complaining of period-related fatigue, in a controversial new attendance policy.
Serbia's political crisis deepens amid protests and elections
Belgrade becomes battleground as thousands of students protest against government corruption while President Vučić calls surprise December elections, creating political standoff.
SEND transport costs crisis pushing families to brink
Soaring transport costs for SEND pupils in England are pushing families to the brink, with councils struggling to cope and parents forced to reduce working hours.
UK Launches Search for Town of Culture 2027
The government launches a nationwide search for England's next Town of Culture, focusing on communities that feel excluded from Britain's cultural narrative. Winning locations will receive funding and recognition to boost local arts and regeneration.
Florida schools with Sharia links got taxpayer vouchers
Exclusive investigation reveals Florida schools with alleged ties to Islamic law receiving millions in taxpayer vouchers, sparking political firestorm and raising questions about education funding oversight.
Toddler dies at Darwin childcare centre - investigation launched
Northern Territory authorities launch urgent investigation after 18-month-old Ebony Thompson dies suddenly at a Darwin childcare facility, leaving family and community devastated.
Councils spend £2.5bn on special needs school transport
Shocking new figures expose how local authorities across Britain are spending billions transporting children with special educational needs to school, with costs soaring by nearly £500 million annually.
Master This Mind-Bending Sudoku Challenge
Put your logical skills to the ultimate test with The Guardian's notoriously difficult Sudoku puzzle #7089. Discover expert strategies and tips to conquer this brain-teasing challenge that's stumping puzzle enthusiasts nationwide.
Teacher's depraved final note after schoolgirl abuse
A disgraced teacher who took his own life after being accused of abusing schoolgirls left a deeply disturbing final message, revealing his twisted mindset in a case that has horrified the community.
Australian students studied wrong Caesar in exam blunder
Thousands of Australian students faced the wrong Shakespeare text in their final English exam, raising serious questions about educational oversight and assessment integrity.
Professor Jane Plastow: African Theatre Pioneer Dies
Celebrating the extraordinary life and legacy of Professor Jane Plastow, whose pioneering work in African theatre transformed cultural understanding and educational practices across continents.
Teacher shot by student sues school over ignored warnings
Abby Zwerner, the Virginia teacher shot by a six-year-old student, files groundbreaking lawsuit against school officials alleging deliberate indifference to warning signs before the classroom shooting.
Creative Toys Boost Child Development More Than Screens
New research shows traditional creative toys significantly enhance children's cognitive development, emotional intelligence and problem-solving skills compared to digital devices.
James Mosley: Guardian of Britain's Printing Heritage
Celebrating the extraordinary life of James Mosley, the pioneering historian who rescued Britain's typographic legacy from obscurity and transformed our understanding of printing history.
UN condemns 'horrifying' mass killings in Sudan
Top UN officials issue stark condemnation of systematic mass killings in Sudan's escalating conflict, warning of potential war crimes as civilian casualties mount.
Christopher Mullan: Street Art Pioneer Dies at 46
Discover the remarkable life of Christopher Mullan, the visionary Belfast-born artist who transformed urban landscapes and mentored a generation of street artists before his tragic passing at 46.
Boy, 14, dies after Snapchat bullying nightmare
A 14-year-old boy from Cheshire has died by suicide following relentless bullying on Snapchat, prompting urgent calls for better online safety measures in schools.
Tory councillor's book ban bid targets Pigeon English
A Conservative councillor's attempt to ban Stephen Kelman's acclaimed novel 'Pigeon English' from schools sparks national debate about censorship, literary value, and cultural representation in education.
Police raid Rio schools in major anti-drug operation
Heavily armed officers raid eight educational institutions in Rio's Complexo da Maré favela, arresting 30 suspects and seizing weapons in dramatic crackdown on school drug trafficking.
ABC Childcare Abuse Scandal: Police Launch Major Probe
Shocking allegations of child abuse at ABC Childcare centres spark nationwide police investigation. Exclusive details reveal disturbing patterns and systemic failures in safeguarding vulnerable children.
Scottish university staff launch five-day strike over pay
Lecturers and academic staff across Scotland are walking out in a major five-day strike action, disrupting classes and assessments in an escalating dispute over pay, working conditions, and job security.
Foreign academics face political pressure in UK research
Exclusive investigation reveals how foreign academics studying British politics faced intimidation and interference, raising serious concerns about academic freedom in international research.
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