School Missed Warning Signs Before Teens Murder
Prosecutors seek death penalty for Parkland shooter as experts say warning signs were missed and mass shooters share common traits.
Category : Education
Labor Accused of Dodging Promise to Scrap Morrison-Era University Fee Hikes
Labor accused of dodging promise to scrap Morrison-era university fee hikes, as Greens amendments to scrutinise fees via new watchdog are rejected.
Beijing Nursery Accused of Injecting and Drugging Toddlers
Beijing nursery accused of injecting and drugging toddlers, sparking outrage and a city-wide safety check of kindergartens.
TikTok 'Peeing Trend' Sparks Fury in UK Schools
UK schools condemn TikTok trend encouraging pupil protests over toilet rules, with parents backing demonstrations that have led to stampedes and safety risks.
Gaza Doctor Killed in Israeli Airstrike, Buried Alive for Hours
Dr Ayman Abu al-Ouf, head of internal medicine at Gaza's main hospital, killed with 12 family members in Israeli airstrike; buried alive for hours.
Gunmen Kill at Least Six Children in Attack on Cameroon School
At least six children killed in a school attack in Kumba, Cameroon, with separatist insurgents suspected.
UCLA Digital Textbook Amplifies AAPI History and Culture
UCLA launches free digital textbook on AAPI history, featuring diverse voices and stories to combat stereotypes and support ethnic studies education.
Nursery Worker Jailed for Eight Years for ‘Sadistic’ Abuse of 21 Babies
Nursery worker Roksana Lecka jailed for eight years for sadistic abuse of 21 babies at two London nurseries, including pinching, kicking and pushing children.
Minimum Wage Workers in Australia to Get 4.75% Pay Rise
Australia's Fair Work Commission grants 4.75% pay rise to 3 million minimum wage workers, with 6% for lowest paid, effective July.
Queen's riding school Pitsford to close July 10
Pitsford School, where Queen Elizabeth II first learned to ride, will close July 10, citing Labour's VAT on private fees and economic pressures.
England 1966 Hero Jimmy Greaves Sold Clothes to Survive
Jimmy Greaves, England's 1966 World Cup winner, faced financial ruin after football, selling clothes from his one-bed flat and battling alcoholism, as revealed in a 2003 interview.
Bristol Primary School Teacher Banned for Distributing Child Abuse Material
Bristol primary teacher Michael Bright banned indefinitely for distributing child abuse videos on social media.
Iranians Try to Maintain Normal Life Amid Ongoing Conflict
Iranians try to maintain normal life amid ongoing conflict with Israel, as airstrikes continue and society remains polarised.
Baba Vanga's 2024 Predictions: What Came True and What Didn't
Blind mystic Baba Vanga's 2024 predictions: economic crisis, climate change, medical advances came true; biological weapons did not.
Manchester Teacher Jailed for Six and a Half Years for Grooming Two Boys
Rebecca Joynes, 30, sentenced to six-and-a-half years for grooming two schoolboys from age 15, with victim describing 'very dark time'.
Mother Demands Answers After Toddler Chokes to Death on Meatball at Connecticut Daycare
Mother demands answers after two-year-old son chokes to death on meatball at Connecticut daycare, disputing staff claims they followed procedures.
Myanmar Military Expands Sanitary Pad Ban, Driving Prices Soar on Black Market
Myanmar's military expands sanitary pad ban, claiming rebels use them for first aid; prices triple on black market, activists decry gender-based violence.
Stockport Nursery Suspended After Ofsted Finds Medication Given Without Parental Consent
Buttons Nursery in Stockport suspended by Ofsted after report reveals medication given without consent, illegal ratios, and poor behaviour management.
Maths Puzzle Baffles Teacher and Internet Users
Maths puzzle posted by teacher Bobby Seagull stumps internet users, sparking debate over missing details and confusing wording.
Parent challenges uniform policy amid heatwave
Leanne Watson, mother of a 12-year-old at North Gosforth Academy, has launched a petition urging the school to revise its uniform policy during the ongoing heatwave, citing impacts on wellbeing and learning.
Texas Mandates Bible Passages for Over 5 Million Students
The Texas education board approved a new reading list requiring Bible passages for over 5 million public school students, sparking debate over separation of church and state.
UK students forced to live at home due to costs
Rising rents and living costs are forcing more UK students from poorer backgrounds to live at home, limiting their university experience and career opportunities, experts warn.
Cornish Language Revival: Children Lead Resurgence
Nearly 200 children celebrated Kernewek at a Go Cornish event in Truro, as Cornwall council finalizes a 10-year strategy to make Cornish a thriving everyday language.
Woman Credits Mum's Six Strict Rules for Academic Success
A woman shares how her mum's six strict rules, including mandatory reading and political debates, shaped her academic success and work ethic.
Labour Ministers Explore Easing Student Loan Burden Amid Growing Pressure
Labour ministers explore easing student loan burden amid pressure over repayment threshold freeze and inflation rate concerns.
Mother Claims Toddler Sexually Assaulted at Victorian Childcare Centre, No Charges Filed
Mother claims toddler sexually assaulted at Victorian childcare centre; no charges filed due to lack of witnesses or CCTV.
Two Dead After Cargo Ship Capsizes Near Disputed South China Sea Shoal
Two dead after cargo ship capsizes near Scarborough Shoal in South China Sea; 17 rescued, 4 missing amid ongoing search.
Victorian Teachers to Strike for First Time in 13 Years Over Pay and Workload
Victorian teachers, principals, and support staff strike for first time in 13 years over low pay and excessive workloads, affecting up to 500 schools.
Woman Survives 10,000ft Fall into Amazon After Plane Crash
Juliane Koepcke survived a 10,000ft fall into the Amazon after a plane crash, spending 11 days alone in the jungle before rescue.
Jay Slater's Final Hours: Erratic Calls and 'Poison' Fear Revealed at Inquest
Inquest reveals Jay Slater's erratic final hours, including confused calls and fear of poisoning, before accidental fall death in Tenerife.
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