US Black History Under Threat as DEI Faces Elimination
Conservative activists are systematically dismantling Diversity, Equity and Inclusion programs, risking the erasure of crucial Black history from American education and public life.
Category : Education
Teacher banned over 'honour killings' lesson controversy
A UK teacher has been prohibited from the classroom following a controversial religious studies lesson about 'honour' killings that left students distressed and prompted safeguarding concerns.
Christian School Teacher Jailed for Child and Domestic Abuse
A mathematics teacher from a Christian school in Greater Manchester has been sentenced to prison after admitting to years of systematic abuse against a young girl and his own wife, in a case that has rocked the local community.
Reeves unveils £2bn school repair fund for crumbling buildings
Labour's Shadow Chancellor announces massive investment plan to fix England's crumbling schools, targeting roofs, heating systems and structural repairs in urgent overhaul.
Haiti's escalating gang violence creates humanitarian crisis
Haiti faces an unprecedented crisis as escalating gang violence forces thousands to flee their homes, creating a desperate humanitarian situation on the Caribbean island of Hispaniola.
Cambridge drops entry requirements in access trial
Cambridge University launches groundbreaking scheme allowing students from disadvantaged backgrounds to gain places with lower A-level grades, aiming to boost diversity and accessibility in higher education.
Middlebury College Student Lia Smith Missing
Middlebury College student Lia Smith has mysteriously disappeared, sparking an extensive search operation and leaving family and friends desperate for answers about her whereabouts.
Daily Sudoku Challenge: Test Your Puzzle Skills
Exercise your brain with today's medium-level Sudoku challenge from The Guardian. Perfect for puzzle enthusiasts looking to test their logical thinking skills.
Thousands of Cuban artists defy government in mass exhibition
In an unprecedented display of creative defiance, thousands of Cuban artists have taken to the streets of Havana in a massive exhibition challenging government restrictions on artistic expression.
Nobel physicist Chen Ning Yang dies aged 102
The scientific world mourns the passing of Chen Ning Yang, the revolutionary physicist whose work transformed modern physics and earned him the Nobel Prize at just 35.
College Reforms: A Mixed Bag for Further Education
The government's latest post-16 education reforms offer some promise but fall dangerously short on funding and long-term strategy for England's struggling further education colleges.
Student jailed after Facebook message exposes campus rape
A Pennsylvania college student is facing prison time after a Facebook message led investigators to uncover a brutal campus sexual assault. The digital evidence proved crucial in securing justice for the victim.
Oxford Union president rejects vote on Charlie Kirk invite
The prestigious Oxford Union faces internal turmoil as its president bypasses democratic procedures to invite controversial American commentator Charlie Kirk, prompting backlash from students and members.
Caribbean nations endorse Haiti's transitional council
Caribbean leaders rally behind Haiti's new political framework as the nation struggles to restore stability amid gang violence and humanitarian crisis.
Johnson's 'Let It Rip' COVID Strategy Failed Children
Shocking evidence from the COVID Inquiry exposes how Boris Johnson's government prioritised the economy over children's education, with devastating long-term consequences for a generation.
Channel 4 axes Educating Yorkshire series
Channel 4 cancels the acclaimed documentary series Educating Yorkshire after its current season finale, leaving fans devastated and questioning the future of observational school programming.
Johnson: DfE had no school closure plan for pandemic
Former PM Boris Johnson tells Covid Inquiry the Department for Education had no proper plan for school shutdowns, leaving children's education in jeopardy during the crisis.
Dad jailed for classroom attack breaking teacher's ribs
A furious father has been sentenced to prison after storming into his child's school and brutally assaulting a teacher, leaving the educator with multiple broken ribs and severe injuries in a shocking case of classroom violence.
Covid Inquiry exposes Johnson's exam results chaos
Explosive evidence from the UK Covid Inquiry exposes how Boris Johnson's government ignored scientific advice, creating an exam results fiasco that devastated students across Britain.
University Challenge viewers stunned by impossible questions
BBC Two's University Challenge faces viewer backlash as contestants struggle with unexpectedly difficult questions, sparking debate about the quiz show's increasing complexity.
Greg Rutherford's wife on neurodivergent son's school days
Susie Verrill opens up about the family's choice to allow their neurodivergent son to miss school days when needed, discussing the importance of protecting his mental wellbeing and embracing neurodiversity.
London uni investigates 'terrorist' posters against academic
SOAS University faces investigation after students displayed inflammatory posters branding an Israeli scholar a 'terrorist' in escalating campus tensions over Palestine.
Oxford Union president-elect ousted after Charlie Kirk death posts
The Oxford Union faces turmoil as president-elect Rufus Chuter is removed just hours after winning election, following controversial social media posts celebrating commentator Charlie Kirk's rumoured demise.
Teacher arrested over alleged student sexting scandal
A respected Riverhead teacher faces serious charges after allegedly engaging in inappropriate communications with a student, sending shockwaves through the educational community.
Australia's Libraries: More Than Just Books
Australian public libraries are experiencing a remarkable renaissance, evolving from quiet book repositories into vibrant community hubs offering everything from digital literacy classes to warmth during cost-of-living crises.
Why UK Schools Are Banning The '67' Meme
Discover why UK schools are cracking down on the viral '67' meme and what this mysterious number really means in teen slang culture.
New Zealand Schools Shut as Severe Weather Wreaks Havoc
Dozens of schools across New Zealand's South Island remain closed as severe flooding and dangerous weather conditions continue to disrupt communities, with Christchurch and wider Canterbury region hardest hit.
University of Arizona rejects Trump education compact
The University of Arizona has rejected former President Donald Trump's 'American Dream' compact, joining a growing rebellion against what critics call politically motivated interference in higher education.
Sydney teacher charged over explicit student images scandal
A respected Sydney mathematics teacher faces serious criminal charges after allegedly soliciting and possessing inappropriate images of a student, sending shockwaves through the school community.
Oxford Union cancels Charlie Kirk event after protests
The prestigious Oxford Union has sparked controversy after abruptly cancelling a scheduled appearance by right-wing American commentator Charlie Kirk, following significant student opposition and security concerns.
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