Mother Pulls Daughter from Kent School Over 'Military' Skirt Inspection
Mother pulls daughter from Kent school after 'military' skirt inspection, claiming humiliation over 2cm length issue.
Category : Education
Eight London Boroughs Defy Falling Pupil Numbers Trend
Amid a 'secondary wave' of falling primary school rolls across London, eight outer boroughs like Barking and Dagenham and Havering see growth, driven by the Elizabeth Line and gentrification.
Four Dead as Gaza Storm Collapses Tents on Displaced
Winter storms kill five in Gaza, including four from collapsing walls and a child from hypothermia, as displaced Palestinians face dire conditions.
Teen Bullying Video Sparks Rare Protests in Chinese City
A video of a 14-year-old girl being bullied by teens sparked rare protests in Jiangyou, China, over lenient punishment and distrust of authorities.
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China-Backed University Centres Face UK Free Speech Law Threat
New UK free speech laws threaten Confucius Institutes at English universities, sparking talks over compliance with rules barring foreign staff vetting.
Melbourne Childcare Abuse Scandal Sparks Calls for National Oversight
Melbourne childcare worker charged with abusing eight children; 1,200 babies need STI tests. Experts call for urgent national oversight reforms.
Bramhall High teachers face 'constant battle' with no water or toilets
Teachers at Bramhall High School in Stockport face daily challenges with no water or toilet facilities in one block, as a partial rebuild is planned for 2028 after RAAC closure.
England Schools Must Ban Mobile Phones from Monday
From Monday, June 29, schools in England must legally ban mobile phones and smart devices all day. Ofsted will enforce policies; exceptions for older students and medical needs.
Perthshire woman raises funds for robotic leg braces
Amanda Lees, 41, from Comrie, launched a crowdfunder for £60,000 Agilik robotic leg braces to help her walk despite Congenital Muscular Dystrophy, raising over £8,000 so far.
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5 Cleaning Habits That Make Your Home Dirtier
A cleaning enthusiast reveals five common cleaning mistakes that can leave your home dirtier, from not drying the toilet brush to making your bed too early.
Sudoku 7,360 Hard: Fill Grid with Numbers 1-9
Fill the grid so every row, column and 3x3 box contains numbers 1-9. See completed puzzle in next Guardian print issue.
UK Teen Boys 'Stuck' on Primary-Level Books
A new study finds teenage boys in the UK are 'stuck' reading primary-level books like Diary of a Wimpy Kid, while girls their age enjoy a wider range of authors and genres.
Plastic Bag Hack Keeps Sand Out of Beach Shoes
A woman shares a clever life hack using a plastic bag to wash sand off feet at the beach, preventing mess in your car and home.
Coffee Hack Repels Flies in 15 Minutes
A simple kitchen hack using coffee grounds can drive flies out of your home in just 15 minutes, according to a home expert. The smell repels flies and leaves your house smelling great.
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Over Half of Brits Have Never Visited Buckingham Palace
A survey reveals over half of British adults have never visited Buckingham Palace, with many also missing the Tower of London, Stonehenge, and other iconic UK attractions.
Wealthy Parents Dodge Labour's Private School Tax Hike
Wealthy parents may have avoided £103m in VAT by prepaying private school fees before the 20% tax took effect in January 2025.
England's School Smartphone Ban Now Legally Enforceable
England's school smartphone ban becomes legally enforceable from Monday, June 29, under the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Act 2026, with Ofsted ensuring compliance.
UK Academics Studying China Face Harassment, Survey Finds
Survey finds UK academics studying China face harassment, surveillance, and self-censorship due to funding concerns.
UK School's Stream Lessons Keep Kids Cool in Heatwave
Grasmere Primary School in Cumbria moves lessons to a local stream to keep children cool, teaching maths, physics, and water safety during a record-breaking heatwave.
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Wizz Air Cabin Crew Reveal Secret Code When Greeting Passengers
A Wizz Air cabin crew instructor reveals flight attendants use a secret acronym to assess passengers during boarding for safety, including checking for intoxication or medical issues.
Simon Cowell's Wife Lauren Risks Being 'Least Popular Mum' Over Rules
Lauren Cowell, wife of Simon Cowell, reveals strict rules for son Eric's sleepovers, including a smartphone ban, risking being the 'least popular mum' among friends.
Hotel Etiquette Expert Says Brits Are Too Polite — Use the Porter
Etiquette expert William Hanson says British travellers are too polite: refusing porter help is a faux pas. He urges guests to use hotel services, be honest in feedback, and avoid morning alcohol.
Parents Slam Nurseries for Early Closures Amid Heatwave
Greater Manchester parents criticize nurseries for closing early during the heatwave, causing childcare chaos and financial strain. Brighter Beginnings and The Heatons shut rooms or entire sites, citing safety concerns.
Mum Defends Telling Son Off for Blowing Out Birthday Candle
A mum reprimanded her son for blowing out a seven-year-old's birthday candle at a party. Other parents called her harsh, but online users supported her for teaching respect.
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East Kilbride Disability Club Celebrates Double Award Win
Bill Mckechnie and Emily O'Connell from East Kilbride Youth Disability Sports Club won prestigious awards at South Lanarkshire Disability Sport's annual ceremony.
Pupils Isolated for PE Kits in Merseyside Heatwave
Parents at North Liverpool Academy claim their children were placed in isolation for wearing PE kits during a heatwave, as temperatures soared to 28C. The school says it implemented a reduced uniform policy and that a small group of students failed to com
British girl, 3, dies in Mallorca pool incident
A three-year-old British girl has died in hospital after being found floating face-down in a swimming pool at a holiday villa in Pollensa, Mallorca. Paramedics revived her with CPR but she later passed away.
Universities in England Face Fines for Free Speech Failures
Universities in England face fines up to £500,000 for free speech failures under new OfS complaints system starting next academic year.
Youth Work 'Black Holes' Found in Half of English Council Areas
Half of English council areas have youth work 'black holes' with few services despite high deprivation, study finds. North worst affected by cuts since 2010.
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Over 600 UK Schools Close as Met Office Extends Heatwave Alert
Over 600 schools across the UK are closed on Friday as the Met Office extends a heatwave alert, with temperatures potentially reaching 38°C. The closures follow a record-breaking heatwave and a major wildfire in the Peak District.
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