Armed Police Storm Iranian Universities To Crush Protests
Armed police flood Iranian universities to crush student protests against Supreme Leader Khamenei, amid nuclear talks in Geneva.
Category : Education
Durham High School Closure 'Abhorrent', 281 Pupils Affected
MP Mary Kelly Foy condemns Durham High School's closure as 'utterly abhorrent' after 281 pupils were left without school places just one day before the academic year ended.
Kurdish Forces Withdraw from IS Detention Camp in Syria
Kurdish-led SDF withdraws from al-Hawl IS detention camp in Syria as US ends support and Syrian government advances.
Children's reading enjoyment in UK hits record low, survey finds
UK children's reading enjoyment hits lowest level in 20 years, with only 32.7% of 8-18 year olds enjoying reading, survey finds.
Grammar School 'Tutor-Proof' Test Fails to Close Attainment Gap, Data Shows
New data shows 'tutor-proof' 11-plus test still favours wealthier and white British children, challenging government claims of fairer grammar school selection.
Iran Protest Death Toll Could Exceed 30,000, Doctors Report
Doctors in Iran report death toll from protests could exceed 30,000, with evidence of systematic concealment by authorities.
Kids Refusing School After Class Split Announced First
Children at Townfield Primary School are refusing to attend after being told their classes would be reorganized, with parents furious that pupils were informed before them.
Bolton School Allows Late Start for England World Cup Match
Bolton St Catherine's Academy lets pupils arrive at 10am on July 6 after England's 1am World Cup match vs Mexico, recognising the importance of family viewing.
Trainer Reveals Menopause Exercise Mistakes Women Make
Personal trainer Kate Brennan warns that pushing harder during menopause can backfire. Prioritising strength over cardio, resting adequately, and walking are key to better results.
PT: Harder Exercise During Menopause Can Backfire
Personal trainer Kate Brennan warns women against exercising harder during menopause, advocating strength training, recovery, and walking over excessive cardio.
Parents Face £160 Fines for School Absence After England Match
Parents could be fined up to £160 if children miss school on Monday following England's late-night World Cup match against Mexico, as the government refuses to allow schools to open later.
Labour refuses schools late start after England World Cup match
The government will not direct schools to open later on Monday after England's 1am World Cup match, despite calls from the NEU and Thomas Tuchel.
Lady Louise Windsor Graduates: Life Away from Royal Spotlight
Lady Louise Windsor graduated from St Andrews University with a degree in English and international relations. She plans a gap year involving work, volunteering, and travel, and may pursue a military career.
Education Secretary: Kids Can Watch England, But Go to School
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson says children can watch England's 1am World Cup match against Mexico but must attend school the next day, conflicting with Thomas Tuchel's plea.
England Schools Allow Late Arrivals After World Cup Match
Several schools in England will allow pupils to arrive late after England's World Cup match against Mexico kicks off at 1am on Monday, with registers open until 10am or later.
RCT Councillors Demand ALN Funding Passported to Welsh Councils
Rhondda Cynon Taf council passed a Labour motion urging Welsh Government to pass on £340m in consequential funding to address rising additional learning needs demand, warning of unsustainable budget pressures.
Man City to recall Whatmuff from Stockport loan
Manchester City will recall young goalkeeper Oliver Whatmuff from his loan at Stockport County to cover for pre-season, delaying his start at the League One club.
Schools Allow Late Arrival After England's 1am Match
Three County Durham schools let pupils arrive up to 10am after England's 1am World Cup match, following Thomas Tuchel's plea and Education Secretary's approval.
Siblings Aged 3, 4, and 5 Among 30+ Gateshead Children Needing Homes
A three-year-old girl and her brothers, aged four and five, are among more than 30 children in Gateshead needing foster homes. Gateshead Council faces a severe shortage of foster carers.
Schools Open Late After England vs Mexico World Cup Match
Several UK schools allow pupils to arrive late on Monday after England's 1am World Cup match against Mexico, following Thomas Tuchel's plea to let children watch.
Schools Allow Late Start After England World Cup Match
Several UK schools are letting pupils arrive late on Monday after England's 1am World Cup last-16 clash with Mexico. Head coach Thomas Tuchel urged parents to let children watch, but Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson insists on timely attendance.
Schools Open Late for England vs Mexico World Cup 2026
Several schools across England are opening late or showing replays on Monday after England's World Cup 2026 last-16 clash with Mexico kicks off at 1am, following Thomas Tuchel's advice to let children watch.
Schools Open Late After England's World Cup Game vs Mexico
Schools across England are allowing late arrivals after England's 1am World Cup match vs Mexico, following head coach Thomas Tuchel's advice to let children watch. Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson opposes the move.
Florida: Undocumented Students Must Pay International Fees
Florida will require undocumented students to pay international tuition rates, a move critics say bars them from higher education and could cost the state millions.
Worried Husband Moving Back Will Ruin Home Routine
A wife fears her husband's return after a year working away will disrupt her routine. Coleen Nolan advises open communication and patience.
742-Year-Old Ruthin School Closes, Pupils in Tears
Ruthin School, founded in 1284, will close permanently after the summer term, leaving 240 pupils and 100 staff affected, with parents scrambling for alternatives.
Bridget Phillipson slammed as Durham High School closes
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson faces criticism after Durham High School, a prestigious private school founded in 1884, closes due to financial instability following new VAT and tax policies.
Plaid Cymru Criticised Over £327m ALN Funding in Wales
Labour's Lynne Neagle argues Plaid Cymru's decision not to allocate £327m of UK Government consequential funding to additional learning needs (ALN) in Wales is wrong, leaving schools and vulnerable children without crucial support.
Woman loses 10.5 stone after being refused knee surgery
Retired nurse Sarah Higgins, 56, lost 10.5 stone after doctors refused her knee replacement due to weight, and now helps others as a Slimming World consultant.
Newcastle Close to Signing 14-Year-Old Eli Hall
Newcastle United are finalising the signing of 14-year-old Eli Hall from Ipswich Town, with the Premier League ratifying the deal. Hall, Ipswich's youngest under-18s player, will join Newcastle's academy as part of a policy to recruit top national talent.
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