Edith Pritchett's brilliant take on the art of napping
Cartoonist Edith Pritchett brilliantly captures the universal struggle of napping in her latest work, blending humour with relatable everyday scenarios.
Category : Education
Missouri Republican slammed over Little Rock Nine comments
A Missouri Republican lawmaker sparks outrage after downplaying the significance of the 'Little Rock Nine' civil rights milestone, drawing sharp criticism from historians and activists.
GCSE reforms failing UK students, report warns
A new report reveals that GCSE reforms in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland are failing to keep pace with global education standards, sparking concerns over student competitiveness.
GCSE gender gap: Boys falling behind girls in exams
New analysis reveals a widening gender gap in GCSE results, with boys increasingly lagging behind girls. Experts warn of long-term consequences for education and society.
UK boys' education crisis revealed
A new report reveals a growing crisis in British education as boys consistently underperform compared to girls. Experts warn of long-term consequences for the UK's global standing.
Killer Sudoku 983: The Ultimate Brain Challenge
Discover the latest Killer Sudoku puzzle (No. 983) that's captivating puzzle enthusiasts worldwide. Test your logic and arithmetic skills with this addictive brain teaser.
Expert Sudoku Puzzle: Test Your Logic Skills Today
Put your logic to the test with our latest expert-level Sudoku puzzle. Perfect for seasoned players looking for a brain-teasing challenge.
University 'brain drain' threatens smaller UK colleges
Leading UK universities are attracting a disproportionate number of students, leaving lower-ranked institutions struggling to survive. Experts warn of potential mergers or closures as the higher education sector faces a deepening crisis.
London's school success model may go national
Ministers plan to replicate London's educational achievements across England, targeting underperforming schools with proven strategies.
Students pay thousands for sorority rush consultants
American students are shelling out up to $4,000 for professional consultants to navigate the cutthroat world of sorority rush. Discover how this booming industry is reshaping Greek life.
African Union adopts accurate world map, replaces Mercator
The African Union has officially endorsed a more accurate world map, replacing the centuries-old Mercator projection, which has long been criticised for distorting the true size of continents.
UTS academics reveal 'culture of fear' amid course cuts
Academics at the University of Technology Sydney reveal a toxic work environment as nearly a fifth of courses face enrolment suspensions, sparking concerns over academic freedom and institutional transparency.
Mandatory checks for adults working with kids proposed
The UK government is considering a radical new policy requiring all adults in regular contact with children to undergo compulsory background checks in a bid to protect young people from sexual predators.
Student with IQ higher than Hawking aces exams, skips lectures
A 23-year-old student has stunned academics by achieving a perfect exam record and an IQ surpassing Stephen Hawking's—all without attending a single lecture. Discover how this prodigy defied conventional education norms.
Australia reforms Working with Children Check system
Attorney-General Michelle Rowland announces major reforms to Australia's Working with Children Check system, aiming for greater consistency and safety nationwide.
Best Toys to Ease School Anxiety in 2024
Discover the best toys to help children transition smoothly into the new school year and reduce anxiety with fun, engaging play.
UK students face yearly tuition fee hikes
University students across the UK are grappling with yet another yearly hike in tuition fees, raising concerns over affordability and access to higher education.
Ultra-Hard Sudoku 7001: Can You Solve It?
A new ultra-hard Sudoku puzzle has been released, designed to push even the most seasoned solvers to their limits. Are you up for the challenge?
Surrey pupils join Northern Ireland cultural exchange
A group of Surrey pupils will embark on a life-changing trip to Northern Ireland as part of a groundbreaking cultural exchange programme aimed at fostering unity and understanding.
Ministers pledge action on A-Level inequality
Ministers vow to tackle persistent disparities in A-Level outcomes, as new data reveals widening gaps between regions and socioeconomic groups.
NJ teacher sued over alleged bullying of Muslim student
A New Jersey teacher is being sued for allegedly bullying a Muslim student, sparking outrage and raising concerns about religious discrimination in schools.
SF Teachers Banned from Political Views in Classrooms
San Francisco's school district has introduced a new policy prohibiting teachers from sharing political opinions in classrooms, raising concerns over free speech and education.
Labour proposes major university tuition fee reforms
Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announces Labour's bold proposal to reform university tuition fees, aiming to ease financial burdens on students.
French A-Level overtakes physics in popularity shift
French has surged past physics in A-Level popularity, reflecting a growing trend among UK students to prioritise modern languages over traditional sciences.
A-Level results highlight regional education gaps
As A-Level results are released, concerns grow over widening regional gaps in educational achievement. Is the government doing enough to level the playing field?
Student debt crisis: Is university still worth it?
As student debt soars, many young Britons question whether a university degree is still a viable path to success. Explore the financial and emotional toll of higher education.
Best Gifts for A-Level Students on Results Day
Discover the best gifts to celebrate A-Level students on Results Day 2025, from personalised keepsakes to practical treats. Expert-approved ideas to make their day special.
London students face UCAS chaos over missing A-Level results
Thousands of London students are left in limbo as UCAS fails to upload their A-Level results, sparking outrage among schools and education leaders.
A-Level French and Physics decline as Chinese rises
Recent data reveals a significant drop in A-Level entries for French and Physics, while Chinese language studies experience a notable rise among UK students.
BTEC Fitness students protest online assessments
Students pursuing a BTEC in Fitness are outraged after exam board Pearson downgraded their practical assessments to 'online-only'. Critics argue the move undermines the qualification's credibility and disadvantages learners.
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