Ancient Kingdom's Power Linked to Seabird Guano Fertiliser
New research reveals how seabird guano fertiliser fuelled the agricultural success and political influence of the pre-Inca Chincha Kingdom in Peru.
Category : Education
Headteacher Wins Payout After Student Attack Leaves Her in Wheelchair
A headteacher who suffered life-changing injuries after a violent SEN student hit her with a chair has secured a six-figure settlement. Michelle Stone was left wheelchair-bound after the attack at Clay Hill School in Hampshire.
Teacher Banned After Night in Former Pupil's University Bed
Louis Stockton, 32, has been prohibited from teaching indefinitely after a misconduct panel found he crossed professional boundaries with a Cheltenham Ladies' College pupil.
Scam Compound Survivors Abandoned on Streets in Cambodia Crisis
Survivors fleeing scam compounds in Cambodia are being left homeless as US aid cuts cripple the only dedicated shelter. Over 300 victims have been turned away amid a mass exodus from cyberfraud operations.
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Year 8 Pupil Dies After Medical Emergency at Surrey High School
A child has tragically died following a medical emergency at Collingwood College in Camberley, Surrey. The school informed parents of the Year 8 student's death after an incident on Monday.
Child Safeguarding Crisis After Marten Baby Tragedy
A national review reveals systemic failures in child protection following the death of Constance Marten's newborn, warning thousands of children remain at risk due to inadequate support for parents.
Russia Strikes Odesa Power Grid, Zelenskyy Condemns Putin
Russia launched drone strikes on Odesa's power infrastructure, causing widespread outages. President Zelenskyy condemned the aggression as Putin escalates attacks amid ongoing conflict.
Kyiv Family Endures Russia's Energy Siege in War
A young family in Kyiv faces daily hardships as Russia's energy siege disrupts power and heating, highlighting civilian resilience in Ukraine's ongoing conflict.
Thai School Principal Killed in Teen Gunman Hostage Siege
A teenage gunman shot dead a school principal and injured two students in a hostage situation at a school in southern Thailand, with the suspect arrested after a standoff.
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Ireland's Basic Income for Artists Tackles UK Arts Class Divide
Ireland's pioneering Basic Income for the Arts scheme offers £1,000 monthly to 2,000 artists, aiming to break the class ceiling as UK creative sectors face criticism for declining working-class representation and poshification.
Pepper Spray Incident at LA High School Sends 28 for Treatment
Nearly 30 students at Panorama High School required assessment after an accidental pepper spray release in a classroom, prompting a major emergency response.
Maya History Rewritten: From Collapse to Survival
Archaeologists are shifting focus from why the Maya civilization collapsed to how it survived, using Lidar and DNA to reveal a population of up to 16 million in ancient lowlands.
Professor Suspended After Alleged Attack on Journalist
An Ohio State University professor was suspended after shocking video showed him allegedly tackling a cameraman attempting to interview former president E Gordon Gee. The incident has sparked free speech concerns.
Monks Finish 2,300-Mile Peace Walk at Lincoln Memorial
A group of Buddhist monks concluded a 2,300-mile spiritual journey from Texas to Washington DC, drawing thousands to the Lincoln Memorial to celebrate their message of peace and compassion.
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Albanese Vows Never to Give Up on Closing the Gap Plan
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese pledges continued support for the National Agreement on Closing the Gap, announcing hundreds of millions in new funding for health services, remote stores, and job creation.
Iran Protest Death Toll Surpasses 7,000, Activists Report
Activists report over 7,000 deaths in Iran's crackdown on protests, with figures disputed by the government and independent verification hindered by internet disruptions.
Ofsted Chief Urges School Year Reform for Exams and Holidays
Ofsted head Martyn Oliver advocates reviewing the academic calendar to prevent exams in hot weather and ease parental childcare burdens during long summer breaks, with surveys showing support for changes.
Sudoku 7207 Hard: A Tough Puzzle for Experts
Sudoku 7207 Hard presents a formidable challenge for puzzle lovers, testing logic and patience with its intricate grid. This article explores its difficulty and appeal.
Trauma Support Urged for Parents After Baby Victoria Death
A national safeguarding review calls for trauma-informed support for parents whose children are taken into care, aiming to break cycles of harm and protect future babies, following the tragic death of Victoria Marten.
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Africa Needs Permanent UN Security Council Seat, Campaigners Urge
A new Oxfam analysis reveals 81% of UN Security Council resolutions in the last decade focused on African conflicts, fueling calls for permanent representation to address governance, inequality, and climate-driven crises.
Victoria Marten Inquiry Exposes Critical Gaps in Child Safeguarding
An official report into the tragic death of newborn Victoria Marten reveals systemic failures in child protection laws and highlights urgent reforms needed to prevent similar incidents.
SEND Spending Up 60% to £14bn, May Reach £18bn by 2028
A Policy Exchange report reveals council spending on special needs pupils has surged 60% to nearly £14bn, with half of new schools funding since 2015 going to SEND. The study warns costs could exceed £18bn by 2028 without system overhaul.
Send Spending Gap: Wealthy Councils Up 65%, Deprived Areas Trail at 51%
A Policy Exchange report reveals Send spending increased 65% in affluent councils versus 51% in deprived areas, prompting calls for system reform to ensure fairness and sustainability.
Yale Professor Suspended Over Epstein Email About Student
Yale University has suspended computer science professor David Gelernter from teaching while reviewing his conduct after emails revealed he recommended a student to Jeffrey Epstein as a 'good-looking blonde'.
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AP Photojournalists Capture the Day's Top Global Moments
A collection of the day's most compelling photographs by Associated Press photojournalists, showcasing pivotal events and human stories from around the world.
Teacher Sues School Over Removal of Inclusive Posters
An Idaho teacher has filed a lawsuit against her former school, alleging her constitutional rights were violated when she was forced to remove inclusive posters from her classroom under a new state law.
AI Errors in Social Work Records Pose Serious Risks
Research across 17 councils in England and Scotland finds AI tools used for social work transcription are making harmful errors, including false suicidal ideation warnings and gibberish, raising concerns over child safety and professional accountability.
Royals Mourn Canada's Second-Deadliest School Shooting
Prince William and Princess Kate join King Charles in expressing profound sorrow after a shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School left nine dead and 27 injured.
Canada Mourns After Tumbler Ridge School Shooting Tragedy
A remote British Columbia community is shattered after a mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge secondary school left 10 dead and dozens injured, with the nation grieving.
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School Security Debate After Brent Double Stabbing
Following the stabbing of two pupils at Kingsbury High School, education leaders call for increased security funding while the government considers measures but rules out metal detectors.
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