Cardiff Airport college campus for 2,000 students nears completion
The Advanced Technology College at Cardiff Airport, designed for 2,000 learners, is nearing completion as part of Cardiff and Vale College's £119m project.
Category : Education
Four Carmarthenshire schools set for Welsh language change
Four Carmarthenshire primary schools could switch from dual-language to Welsh-medium education, with consultations closing on October 20.
Pre-school bans white bread in new lunchbox safety policy
Busy Otters Pre-school in Devon has banned white bread, crisps, chocolate and other items in a new 'Safer Eating Policy', prompting outrage among parents.
Prince Harry reveals Archie's plea over new UK school
Prince Harry revealed son Archie asked for a school without maths as the couple made their first joint public appearance in the UK since returning.
New UK law could see major change in all schools
A proposed UK law could introduce classes in schools teaching children how to treat serious bleeding from incidents like car crashes or stabbings, potentially saving lives.
4 daily habits to raise well-behaved children
A former children's behaviour worker shares four simple daily habits parents can adopt to raise well-behaved children, from holding boundaries to giving context when saying no.
Manchester crowned UK day-rave capital as students ditch late nights
Manchester is the UK's day-rave capital, with 76% of students preferring daytime raves to late nights, a Papa Johns survey found.
Schoolboy first to tour NHS labs in Glasgow
Six-year-old Matthew McGlone from Greenock became the first child in Greater Glasgow and Clyde to take part in Harvey's Lab Tour at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, seeing how blood samples are tested.
Chefs' unanimous tip for perfect fried eggs at home
Chefs agree butter is essential for restaurant-quality fried eggs. Learn their techniques for crispy edges, runny yolks, and perfect heat control at home.
One in three Newcastle children talk to strangers online, survey finds
A survey of nearly 7,500 Newcastle pupils found 29% of primary and 34% of secondary school children chat online with strangers, though figures show a slight decrease since 2024.
North East GCSE results: Best schools in each area revealed
The best performing secondary schools for GCSE results in the North East have been revealed, with new data published by the Department for Education. Gosforth Academy, Argyle House School and others lead their areas.
Best secondary schools 2026: Barnet grammars top GCSE table
Two Barnet grammar schools top the 2026 secondary school performance tables, with 100% of pupils achieving grade 5 or above in English and Maths and an average GCSE score of 8.71.
Robinson: Marshall an inspiration for Aberdeen academy stars
Stephen Robinson says Findlay Marshall should inspire Aberdeen's academy prospects after the midfielder secured a top-team spot, with Andrew Fasanya and Cooper Masson also given chances.
Monkseaton closure pushes school deficits to £14m
Monkseaton High School's £8.57m deficit pushes North Tyneside's projected school deficits to £14.43m across 23 schools, council reports show.
Butter Trick Makes Microwave Rice Taste Rich and Delicious
Adding a spoonful of butter to microwave rice eliminates the plasticky taste and delivers a rich, decadent flavour, according to food experts at Food Republic.
Nursery lunch box policy banning white bread and raisins sparks anger
Busy Otters pre-school in Devon has sparked anger with a 'safer eating policy' banning white bread, treats and requiring fruit and veg to be cut in specific ways, including raisins halved.
Joe Lycett gives away 500 pints, hails pubs as 'one of the best'
Joe Lycett is giving away 500 pints at 30 UK pubs this Friday, calling locals 'one of the best things' about Britain as he champions community spirit.
RCT council may build Llanilid school itself instead of Persimmon
Rhondda Cynon Taf Council is exploring building the new primary school at the former opencast coal site in Llanilid itself, rather than Persimmon, following recent discussions.
Camden tops London school absence rates at 7.56%
Camden has the highest school absence rate in London at 7.56%, new data shows. The capital's overall absence rate has fallen to 6.04%, but severe absenteeism has risen slightly.
NAHT Cymru ballots for strike after Welsh pay talks collapse
NAHT Cymru is formally balloting members for strike action after talks with the Welsh Government broke down over a 'bitterly disappointing' 3.5% pay offer.
Parents: Ysgol Meidrim closure vote 'incredibly emotional'
Parents of pupils at Ysgol Meidrim in Carmarthenshire said the run-up to the October 14 vote on the school's future has been an 'incredibly emotional and uncertain time'.
Carmarthenshire councillors vote to close two schools
Carmarthenshire councillors have voted to close Ysgol Meidrim and Ysgol Y Fro at the end of December, with more closures proposed.
Brooklyn Preschool's Pleated Uniforms Go Viral
Ms Lam Montessori teachers went viral for wearing pleated uniforms resembling Issey Miyake. The head of school reveals they're by Yamasaki Takashi.
Boy who spent five years in hospital starts school
Theo Chatham, who had over 200 operations and spent five years in hospital, has started primary school—a milestone his parents thought might never happen.
Foster carer numbers drop 12% as government targets 30s and 40s
Government appeals to adults in their 30s and 40s to foster, as approved carer numbers fall 12% since 2019. Coram research suggests potential interest is higher.
Black music events 'cancelled or shut down' more than white-led
Black music events are cancelled, restricted or shut down at higher rates than white-led events, costing the music scene up to £141 million a year, a report found.
New mum says 'midwives commented how cosy' baby was in swaddle
Love to Dream launches a hazel Swaddle Up in its Halloween collection. Parents praise the £29.99 swaddle, with one mum saying midwives commented on how cosy her baby looked.
Burnham's wife considered fostering as she backs new campaign
Marie-France van Heel, wife of PM Andy Burnham, said she considered fostering as she launched a campaign to recruit 10,000 new foster carers by the end of Parliament.
Netherley primary in special measures after Ofsted report
Netherley Park Primary School has been placed in special measures after an Ofsted inspection found fighting, bullying and poor attendance.
Welsh teacher faces panel over emails to pupil
Patrick Devine, a Welsh teacher, faces a professional standards panel over hundreds of 'inappropriate and excessive' emails sent to a GCSE pupil, including calling her 'bach' and saying he loved her personality.
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