London Schools Face £45m Funding Crisis Over Falling Pupil Numbers
London schools could lose £45m in funding over four years as pupil numbers fall, with secondary schools now facing cuts to staff and curriculum.
London schools could lose £45m in funding over four years as pupil numbers fall, with secondary schools now facing cuts to staff and curriculum.
Labour invests £3bn to create 60,000 Send places in mainstream schools, partly funded by suspending free schools, amid rising parental appeals.
Eight-year-old Olivia-Grace Huxter dies after a 'freak accident' at Penrhys Primary School in Wales; family pays tribute.
Trump administration grant cuts leave rural Kentucky schools struggling to fund mental health counselors and programs, with few alternatives.
Dog trainer Sarah Hodgson reveals three steps to reduce separation anxiety in dogs left home alone, including creating a safe space and using calming music.
Experts warn youth workers need training on social media and violence as gangs use online platforms to taunt rivals, escalating school disputes.
Footballers, cricketers, and other celebrities are stranded in Dubai after Iranian missile attacks hit airports and hotels, with airspace closed.
Emma Warren discusses the impact of austerity on UK youth clubs and the government's new strategy to revive them.
At least 169 killed in South Sudan village raid, including 90 civilians, as violence escalates between government and opposition forces.
Dubai influencers' luxury lives disrupted by Iranian missile strikes, shattering the city's safety image and sparking mixed reactions online.
Parents of disabled children pay thousands annually as SEND system fails, with EHCP delays and gaps in provision, research finds.
Labour's Send plan invests billions but risks failure due to underfunding, teacher concerns, and potential repeal by a Reform UK government.
Global rallies support Iran's anti-government protesters; Reza Pahlavi addresses 200,000 in Munich, calls for democratic transition.
Seven missing dogs in China, led by a corgi, walk 17km home, reuniting with owners after days of searching.
Analysis of Trump's Iran attack as a historic moment comparable to 9/11 and the fall of the Berlin Wall, with implications for global order.
Off-duty firefighter saves children after school coach crash in Somerset; one child dies, 21 injured.
Labour MPs demand urgent student loan reform as ministers review repayment thresholds amid growing debt and backlash.
Dog trainer Sarah Hodgson advises pet owners on reducing separation anxiety by creating a calming space, using sound-cancelling audio, and staying calm when returning home.
A Gaza family mourns 40 relatives killed in an Israeli airstrike, holding iftar amid rubble during Ramadan.
Queensland students exempt from ancient history exam after being taught about wrong Caesar, sparking investigation.
US schools use AI to monitor student mental health, with tools like Alongside flagging risks. Concerns arise over screen time and emotional attachment to bots.
Graduate with £84k student loan works part-time in shop after 60 job applications, faces spiralling debt and tough job market.
Over 100 MPs urge UK to let Gaza scholars bring children, citing cases of students forced to abandon scholarships to stay with families.
A child died when a school coach overturned on the A396 in Somerset, with 21 taken to hospital and a major incident declared.
Explosions in Tehran and Jerusalem on fifth day of Iran-US-Israel war; nearly 800 killed in Iran; strikes hit Lebanon; global markets tumble.
Myanmar's military pardons over 10,000 prisoners but Aung San Suu Kyi remains in detention; amnesty seen as bid to project normalcy.
Kemi Badenoch pledges to double apprenticeships and cut university entrants by 100,000, reforming education funding and student loan interest.
Teacher Nicholas Martin banned after lying about Cambridge degree, age, and magistrate status on job applications.
Labour invests £3bn to create 60,000 specialist places for Send pupils in mainstream schools, aiming to reduce tribunal appeals and improve local provision.
MPs and campaigners fear government's special needs overhaul may abolish EHCPs, risking rebellion similar to welfare bill retreat.