Teacher banned for life after misconduct hearing
A teacher has been banned from the profession for life following a misconduct hearing. Discover the full story behind this shocking case.
Category : Education
Ms Rachel's educational Tonies toys sell out fast
Parents are rushing to buy Ms Rachel's new Tonies educational toys, with merchandise selling out fast. Discover why these interactive figures are a must-have for young learners.
Jason Clare acts on childcare shortages with new powers
Education Minister Jason Clare announces plans to use new regulatory powers to address childcare shortages, with a targeted list of priority areas already identified.
Student model Michelle Agyemang excels at top UK university
Michelle Agyemang, a 19-year-old model and student, is making waves by excelling at a prestigious UK university while managing her burgeoning modelling career. Discover how she balances academics and fashion.
UK family's Florida dream: Better life, schooling concerns
A UK family shares their experience of relocating to Florida, praising the quality of life but raising concerns about their son's education.
Kids design dream school with slides & ball pits
Children have reimagined their ideal school with slides, ball pits, and outdoor classrooms—turning education into an adventure.
Hulk Hogan's school board comments spark backlash
Wrestling icon Hulk Hogan faces backlash following his unexpected appearance at a Florida school board meeting, where he made divisive remarks about education policies.
Edinburgh Uni confronts ties to Scottish enslaver in Jamaica
The University of Edinburgh faces calls to address its historical links to a Scottish enslaver in Jamaica, sparking debates on reparations and institutional accountability.
Expert reveals ideal age for kids' first smartphones
A child psychologist reveals the ideal age for kids to get their first smartphone and shares practical tips for parents navigating digital parenting.
Gaza children dying from starvation amid Israel conflict
Palestinian children in Gaza are dying from starvation as the ongoing conflict disrupts aid deliveries, with calls for an immediate ceasefire to prevent further tragedy.
Edinburgh Uni's skull room reveals phrenology past
Edinburgh University's controversial 'Skull Room' sheds light on its historical ties to phrenology, sparking debates on ethics and colonial legacy.
Australian student debt crisis across generations
New data reveals the staggering rise in Australian student debt across generations, with younger graduates facing unprecedented financial burdens under the HECS-HELP system.
How to Solve Today's Easy Sudoku Puzzle #6981
Stuck on The Guardian's Sudoku #6981? Our step-by-step guide makes solving this easy-level puzzle a breeze. Perfect for beginners and seasoned players alike!
Pupil steals school meals for heartbreaking reason
A headteacher in the UK discovered a pupil stealing food from the school canteen, only to uncover a touching story of hardship behind the act.
First Humanitarian Aid Reaches Gaza
Critical humanitarian aid has begun to enter Gaza, offering a lifeline to civilians amidst the escalating humanitarian crisis. Read the latest developments.
Cleo Laine advocates for stronger arts support
Jazz legend Cleo Laine calls for stronger support for the arts and artists, highlighting the cultural and economic impact of sustained funding.
Global moral consensus is wishful thinking, experts say
A new report suggests that the idea of a universal moral agreement is unrealistic, highlighting cultural and ideological divides that persist worldwide.
Why oracy education must be prioritised in UK schools
Experts argue that teaching speaking skills is as crucial as literacy and numeracy. Discover why oracy education deserves a place in the curriculum.
Sydney Uni appoints first female engineering dean
The University of Sydney has made history by appointing its first female dean of engineering, marking a significant step towards gender equality in STEM leadership.
Thousands of abuse reports in Australian childcare centres
A damning report reveals thousands of abuse allegations in Australian childcare centres, with many accused staff allowed to continue working. Urgent calls for reform grow louder.
Academics challenge Australia's uni fee reforms
Leading academics and researchers urge the Australian government to reconsider the JRG scheme, warning of dire consequences for higher education and research.
Viral math puzzle stumps internet users
A seemingly easy math problem has gone viral, leaving thousands scratching their heads. Can you figure out the correct answer?
Edinburgh Uni Chancellor Faces Backlash Over Israel Remarks
The University of Edinburgh's chancellor is under fire for controversial remarks about Israel, sparking outrage among students and academics.
Edinburgh University's slavery ties revealed
A shocking investigation reveals how Edinburgh University's historic wealth is deeply tied to the transatlantic slave trade, raising urgent questions about reparations and institutional accountability.
Edinburgh Uni may drop IHRA antisemitism definition
The University of Edinburgh is reviewing its adoption of the IHRA antisemitism definition following a report highlighting its colonial-era connections.
Edinburgh Uni investigates slavery and colonialism ties
The University of Edinburgh has initiated a comprehensive investigation into its historical links to slavery and colonialism, aiming to address past injustices and promote inclusivity.
Edinburgh Uni's racist science legacy exposed
A damning inquiry reveals Edinburgh University's historical involvement in promoting racist scientific theories, sparking calls for accountability and reform.
Tennessee schools ban doctor's notes for absences
A Tennessee school district has sparked debate by banning doctor's notes for student absences. Critics argue it undermines health concerns, while officials claim it reduces administrative burdens.
Chaplain wins case over LGBT lesson concerns
A Christian chaplain dismissed for expressing concerns over LGBT inclusivity policies has won a discrimination case against a top UK school.
Queensland fears return to segregated education
Families in Queensland worry that children with disabilities, like Violet, may be pushed out of mainstream schools due to funding cuts, reviving fears of educational segregation.
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