Target Snack Mix Recalled Due to Salmonella Risk
Several snack mixes, including Target's Good & Gather Mexican Street Corn Trail Mix, are recalled over potential salmonella contamination from a dry milk powder.
Category : Schools
US Reading Recession: Kids Fall Behind in Test Scores
Researchers warn of a reading recession in the US, with test scores declining since before the pandemic. Some states improve via phonics-based instruction.
Robert Smith, Education Pioneer, Dies at 78
Robert Smith, a leading figure in comprehensive education and former headteacher, has passed away aged 78, leaving a legacy of inclusive schooling and educational reform.
New Rick Riordan 'Camp Half-Blood' Novels Coming Fall 2026
Rick Riordan announces four new 'Camp Half-Blood' novels set between his first two Percy Jackson books, co-authored with diverse writers, starting September 2026.
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School Shuts After Staff Member Dies On Site
Nexus School in Tonbridge, Kent, closed for the day after the sudden death of 'much-loved' staff member Colin Jewhurst, who collapsed following a medical episode.
Greg Brooks: Literacy Expert Dies at 81
Greg Brooks, an expert on literacy and emeritus professor at Sheffield University, has died aged 81. He championed phonics and authored key texts on reading difficulties.
Gillian Pascall, Education Reformer, Dies at 78
Gillian Pascall, a leading figure in UK education reform who championed comprehensive schooling and social justice, has passed away at 78.
Jalen Rose: From Fab Five Star to Detroit School Fixture
Former NBA star Jalen Rose is a regular presence at the Detroit high school he founded, the Jalen Rose Leadership Academy, where he volunteers his time and resources to educate and feed the community.
AI in Schools: Educators Divided on Teaching ChatGPT Use
As AI use surges in US high schools, educators debate whether to ban or teach proper use. 84% of students use generative AI, but concerns over cognitive development persist.
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Peggy George, History Teacher and Reformer, Dies at 93
Peggy George, a history teacher and key figure in Welsh education, died aged 93. She helped introduce GCSE history exams and led teacher unions.
Margaret Alcorn, Scottish Education Innovator, Dies at 78
Margaret Alcorn, who developed 'learning rounds' for teachers based on medical rounds, has died aged 78. She was Scotland's first national CPD co-ordinator.
Should Schools Teach AI Literacy? Debate Rages
As AI use among US high school students soars to 84%, educators are split on whether to teach AI literacy or ban it. Experts weigh the risks and benefits.
65,000 Private School Pupils May Have Left Over Labour Tax
The Adam Smith Institute claims over 65,000 pupils may have left private schools due to Labour's VAT policy, costing the government more than £500m annually.
Connaught School Students Counter-Protest Teacher Strike
Pupils at Connaught School for Girls staged a counter-protest against striking teachers during GCSE exams, sparking criticism after staff allegedly laughed at them.
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Beatrice Baxter, Teacher and War Worker, Dies at 102
Beatrice Baxter, a secondary school chemistry teacher and war-time gas mask developer, has died aged 102. She taught at special schools and assisted her husband in chemistry publishing.
Freda Cheetham, Teacher and Climber, Dies at 93
Freda Cheetham, an English teacher known for inspiring difficult pupils and a keen rock climber who climbed with Don Whillans, has died aged 93.
Breakfast Clubs Transform Lives at Willenhall Academy
At E-ACT Willenhall Academy, a breakfast club boosts attendance and wellbeing. Labour expands free meals and clubs, but charities urge support for secondary pupils.
Declaration at 250: Teachers Face Hard Questions
As the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence nears, US history teachers navigate political divides, teach 'historical empathy', and address issues of race and equality in classrooms.
Best Toys for Two-Year-Olds: Expert-Approved Gifts
Discover 24 top-rated toys and gifts for two-year-olds, from busy boards and Tonieboxes to scooters and books, chosen by parents and experts.
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Son Moving Out: Happy but Bereft in Empty Nest
A mother shares the bittersweet experience of her son moving out, feeling pride and joy yet struggling with the quiet emptiness of the home.
Urgent May 15 Deadline for Student Finance Applications
Students in England are warned that the May 15 deadline for student finance applications is approaching. Apply on time to ensure funding for the 2026/27 academic year.
Tiny Peanut Doses Treat Toddler Allergies, Study Finds
A new study shows feeding toddlers small amounts of peanuts daily can treat allergies within three years, with 80% tolerating at least three peanuts.
Girl, 11, Raises $3,000 for Dad's Headstone via Lemonade Stand
Kaylee Hernandez, 11, raised nearly $3,000 at a lemonade stand to buy a headstone for her father who died of throat cancer two years ago.
Ray Rice Graduates from Rutgers After 20 Years
Former NFL running back Ray Rice returned to Rutgers University to earn his degree, fulfilling a promise to his grandparents, nearly 20 years after leaving for the NFL.
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Record Primary School Exclusions: Hidden Crisis
Primary school exclusions hit record highs, up 23% last year, with violence cited. Experts reveal SEN children are six times more likely to be expelled, and funding shortages worsen the crisis.
Largest Cell Phone Ban Study Shows Mixed Results
The largest study on school cell phone bans finds reduced distractions but minimal gains in academics, behavior, or well-being initially, with improvements over time.
Guide Dog Puppy Buzz Stars in Movie-Themed Photoshoot
12-week-old golden retriever Buzz, named after the space ranger, stars in a nostalgic photoshoot. Sponsor him through Guide Dogs' programme to support his journey to becoming a life-changing guide dog.
Charter School Slams Viral TikTok Illiteracy Videos
A Philadelphia charter school criticized a student's TikTok videos showing peers unable to read simple sentences, calling them out of context and misleading.
Australia to Speed Up Humanities Student Loan Repayments
Australia proposes faster HECS repayments for humanities students after 25 years, sparking debate on education funding and workforce priorities.
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Never Do This With Tulips in May or Risk Ruining Garden
An RHS gardener warns against leaving tulips alone after flowering in May, advising removal to avoid weak regrowth, but some gardeners disagree after decades of success.
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