A-Level Students Face Clearing Chaos After Grade Shortfalls
UK A-level results expected to be lower, sparking clearing chaos and fears disadvantaged students will lose university places.
Category : Education
Scam Centres Double On Thai Myanmar Border Since 2021
Number of scam centres on Thai-Myanmar border doubles since 2021, holding up to 100,000 trafficked people, research reveals.
UK Pledges Safeguards After Preston Davey Tragedy
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson commits to rolling out multi-agency child protection teams by March 2026 following the murder of 13-month-old Preston Davey by his adoptive father.
Jesy Nelson Urges MPs for SMA Newborn Screening
Jesy Nelson heads to Parliament as MPs debate universal newborn screening for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), after her twins' late diagnosis led to irreversible damage.
Avocados Soft in 5 Minutes With Foil Hack
A simple hack using foil and warm water can ripen a hard avocado in just five minutes, making it perfectly soft and ready to eat, according to Instagram's Pure Wow.
Students Gain Industry Experience with Ravenscraig Collaboration
New College Lanarkshire architectural technology students gain hands-on experience by developing a master plan for Plot E7 at Ravenscraig, with professional feedback and awards.
Parenting expert reveals 'biggest mistake' that stops kids playing independently
Parenting expert Nora shares the 'biggest mistake' parents make that stops kids from playing independently, and how to teach it as a skill.
Route 66 at 100: A Journey Through Kitsch, History and Hope
Route 66 turns 100, celebrating its legacy as a symbol of American freedom, kitsch and cultural history from Chicago to Santa Monica.
Bolivia Plane Crash Kills 20, Scatters Banknotes
At least 20 killed, 28 injured as Bolivian military cargo plane carrying banknotes crashes near La Paz, scattering bills and prompting police dispersal.
Iran Threatens Crackdown as Women Footballers Face Persecution
Five Iranian women footballers seek asylum in Australia after facing threats for not singing national anthem, amid fears for safety if they return to Iran.
Norland College: A Unique Path to Becoming a Graduate Nanny
Norland College in Bath offers a unique degree and diploma course to become a professional graduate nanny, with training in child development, placements, and high employability.
Uruguay's Nazi Eagle Dilemma: Salvaged WWII Sculpture Sparks Debate
Uruguay debates the fate of a Nazi eagle salvaged from the Admiral Graf Spee, with proposals ranging from museum display to melting it down.
9 Best Balance Bikes for Kids to Build Their Confidence, Tried and Tested
Tried and tested balance bikes for toddlers in the UK, from budget to premium options, to help kids build confidence and cycling skills.
UK Schools New Uniform Rule Starts Monday
UK schools are implementing a new uniform rule from Monday, June 22, 2026, affecting pupils across the country in a major policy change.
Pregnant Woman Refuses Irish Name Siobhan Over US Fears
A pregnant woman faces family pressure to name her daughter Siobhan but fears the traditional Irish name will lead to mispronunciation and bullying in the US.
Dog Trainer Warns: Let Your Dog Sniff on Walks
A dog trainer warns that stopping dogs from sniffing during walks denies them vital mental stimulation. Sniffing is relaxing and enriching, and a 'sniff walk' can tire dogs more than running.
Dog Trainer Warns Against Yanking Dogs While Sniffing
A dog trainer warns owners not to yank dogs away when they sniff on walks, emphasizing that sniffing is mentally enriching and should be encouraged. Sniff walks can tire dogs more than play.
Government School Closure Update Amid 38C Heatwave
The Government has issued an update on school closures as the Met Office warns of a 38C heatwave. No mandatory closures, but guidance issued for extreme heat.
UK Social Clubs in Desperate Fight for Survival
UK social clubs face funding crisis; four in five rate finances as poor; clubs like Guiseley and Bilston fight to survive.
Iranian Mother Pleads After Airstrike Leaves Daughter in Coma
Mother of four-year-old Iranian girl in coma after US-Israeli airstrike appeals to Trump and Netanyahu.
KCL Student Faces Deportation After Pro-Palestine Activism, Greta Thunberg and Jeremy Corbyn Speak O
KCL student Usama Ghanem faces deportation after visa revoked over pro-Palestine activism; Greta Thunberg and Jeremy Corbyn criticise decision.
Inside Ukraine's Bunker Schools: How Children Cope with War
Inside Ukraine's bunker schools, children adapt to war with Israeli-trained techniques, solar panels from UK donors, and resilience amid ongoing Russian attacks.
Girlguiding Bans Trans Members After Mothers Legal Threat
Girlguiding bans new transgender members after legal review following Supreme Court ruling on gender, amid legal threat from parent.
Minab School Bombing: How the Worst Mass Casualty Event of the Iran War Unfolded
A missile strike on a girls' school in Minab, Iran killed up to 168, mostly children, during US-Israeli bombing. The Guardian verified the attack using footage and satellite imagery.
Meta Forced To Let Parents Block AI Bots From Contacting Kids
Meta introduces parental controls to block AI chatbots from contacting under-18s amid concerns over inappropriate conversations.
Schools Failing Generation By Neglecting Speaking Skills
UK schools neglect oracy, failing to teach speaking skills essential for work and life, despite government pledges to prioritise them.
Manchester Triumphs Over Edinburgh in University Challenge Final
Manchester beats Edinburgh 145-105 in University Challenge final, securing fifth title and equalling Imperial's record.
Light vs Dark Soy Sauce: Key Differences and Best Uses
Understanding the key differences between light and dark soy sauce in flavour, colour, and best uses will help you choose the right one for your cooking.
Nurse's Student Debt Balloons to £77,000 Despite Repayments
NHS nurse Helen Lambert's student debt rose to £77,000 despite repaying £5,000, as high interest rates dwarf payments. Plan 2 loans face criticism.
Will Liverpool Schools Close as UK Heatwave Hits 38C?
As UK temperatures reach 38C, Liverpool schools face closure decisions. No official closures yet, but pressure mounts for maximum temperature rules in classrooms.
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