Starwatch: Prime Time to See Virgo Constellation
Virgo, one of the fainter zodiac constellations, is well placed for observation in northern spring. Located between Leo and Libra, it is visible from both hemispheres.
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Should Schools Teach AI Literacy? Debate Rages
As AI use among US high school students soars to 84%, educators are split on whether to teach AI literacy or ban it. Experts weigh the risks and benefits.
UCLA Digital Textbook Amplifies AAPI History and Culture
UCLA's free digital textbook aims to teach Asian American and Pacific Islander history, countering stereotypes and promoting inclusion amid anti-DEI sentiment.
65,000 Private School Pupils May Have Left Over Labour Tax
The Adam Smith Institute claims over 65,000 pupils may have left private schools due to Labour's VAT policy, costing the government more than £500m annually.
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Connaught School Students Counter-Protest Teacher Strike
Pupils at Connaught School for Girls staged a counter-protest against striking teachers during GCSE exams, sparking criticism after staff allegedly laughed at them.
Best Crisps for Summer: Expertly Reviewed
From TikTok-famous Aldi garlic bread crisps to M&S tangy pickled onion, we taste-test the season's must-buy snacks for your summer parties.
Homeless Teen Accepted to 65 Colleges, Chooses Columbia
Lamont Newell, a 17-year-old with a 4.4 GPA, overcame homelessness to earn acceptance to 65 colleges, choosing Columbia University on a full scholarship.
Kate Middleton 'feeling well and energised' for royal milestone
The Princess of Wales is set to embark on her first foreign visit in three-and-a-half years, marking her return to royal duties after cancer treatment. She will travel to Italy for early years work.
Channel 4's 'Secret Genius' Returns for Second Series
Channel 4's hit show 'Secret Genius' returns for an extended second series with seven episodes, hosts Alan Carr and Susie Dent, and new interactive puzzles.
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4 Books Every Woman in Her 20s Needs for Honest, Funny Reassurance
From love and identity to feminism and inequality, these four books offer essential reading for women in their twenties navigating relationships, ambition, and the world.
Kate to Visit Italian Schools Funded by WWII Scrap Metal
The Princess of Wales will visit Reggio Emilia, Italy, on her first overseas trip since cancer treatment, highlighting schools funded by WWII scrap metal and the Reggio Emilia approach.
Toddler Breathes on Own After Inhaling Cake Dust
A one-year-old toddler who inhaled decorative gold dust from a Bluey cake is now breathing independently after being in an induced coma.
Half Magic Beauty: Euphoria Makeup Now at Sephora
Discover Half Magic Beauty, the brand by Euphoria makeup artist Donni Davy, now at Sephora. Review of Glitterpuck, Cheek Fluff, and more bold makeup essentials.
Beatrice Baxter, Teacher and War Worker, Dies at 102
Beatrice Baxter, a secondary school chemistry teacher and war-time gas mask developer, has died aged 102. She taught at special schools and assisted her husband in chemistry publishing.
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Freda Cheetham, Teacher and Climber, Dies at 93
Freda Cheetham, an English teacher known for inspiring difficult pupils and a keen rock climber who climbed with Don Whillans, has died aged 93.
Breakfast Clubs Transform Lives at Willenhall Academy
At E-ACT Willenhall Academy, a breakfast club boosts attendance and wellbeing. Labour expands free meals and clubs, but charities urge support for secondary pupils.
Declaration at 250: Teachers Face Hard Questions
As the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence nears, US history teachers navigate political divides, teach 'historical empathy', and address issues of race and equality in classrooms.
Best Toys for Two-Year-Olds: Expert-Approved Gifts
Discover 24 top-rated toys and gifts for two-year-olds, from busy boards and Tonieboxes to scooters and books, chosen by parents and experts.
Son Moving Out: Happy but Bereft in Empty Nest
A mother shares the bittersweet experience of her son moving out, feeling pride and joy yet struggling with the quiet emptiness of the home.
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Urgent May 15 Deadline for Student Finance Applications
Students in England are warned that the May 15 deadline for student finance applications is approaching. Apply on time to ensure funding for the 2026/27 academic year.
Princess Kate's Solo Italy Trip: First Foreign Visit in 3 Years
The Princess of Wales will travel to Italy solo for her first overseas engagement in over three years, focusing on early childhood development and the Reggio Emilia approach.
M&S Drops Tape Measure for Visual Bra Fittings
M&S has trained 2,000 lingerie specialists to visually estimate bra size without touching customers, replacing tape measures nationwide to improve the fitting experience.
Sats Exams Reveal Parental Anxieties About AI and Long Division
As children prepare for Sats, parents confront their own fears about outdated education systems and the rise of AI, questioning the value of traditional exams.
Teens Get Anonymous Consent Check Tool
SafeBae launches Vibe Check, a free anonymous tool for teens to reflect on consent, apologize, and avoid harm, offering a human-crafted alternative to AI.
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Shostakovich's First Symphony at 100: A Teenage Masterpiece
Dmitri Shostakovich's First Symphony premiered 100 years ago, showcasing a teenage genius's joy and boldness before Stalinism silenced his creative freedom.
Dame Averil Cameron Remembered by Colleagues
Dame Averil Cameron, pioneering historian and former University of Oxford vice-chancellor, remembered for her transformative leadership and scholarly contributions.
Tiny Peanut Doses Treat Toddler Allergies, Study Finds
A new study shows feeding toddlers small amounts of peanuts daily can treat allergies within three years, with 80% tolerating at least three peanuts.
Girl, 11, Raises $3,000 for Dad's Headstone via Lemonade Stand
Kaylee Hernandez, 11, raised nearly $3,000 at a lemonade stand to buy a headstone for her father who died of throat cancer two years ago.
Ray Rice Graduates from Rutgers After 20 Years
Former NFL running back Ray Rice returned to Rutgers University to earn his degree, fulfilling a promise to his grandparents, nearly 20 years after leaving for the NFL.
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Iran Athletes Executed, Imprisoned Amid War Threats
Iranian athletes face execution and imprisonment as the regime cracks down on dissent, with teenage wrestler Saleh Mohammadi hanged and over 80 competitors detained.
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