Maine Principal Dies in Police Chase Crash Tragedy
Shock in Maine community as respected school principal dies following catastrophic collision during police chase. Investigation underway into tragic circumstances.
Category : Education
Brits Embrace Baking & Knitting in Major Traditional Hobbies Revival
A surprising new trend sees a majority of UK adults embracing 'grandparent hobbies' like baking bread, knitting, and gardening for stress relief and a digital detox, according to a new study.
Labour's Legal Guarantee for Parents on School Curriculum
Labour's Bridget Phillipson unveils plan for legal 'parental guarantee' on school curriculum transparency, aiming to rebuild trust and drive up standards in education.
Pro-Palestine Mob Attacks Jewish Professor at London University
EXCLUSIVE: Disturbing footage emerges of a Jewish academic being violently assaulted and subjected to antisemitic abuse by a pro-Palestine mob outside SOAS University of London. Professor Lesley Klaff targeted in broad daylight.
School slams 'inappropriate' I'm A Celeb appearance
The headteacher of Little Shead School has issued a stern statement condemning the 'inappropriate' appearance of their school sign on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!, sparking a debate about privacy and media ethics.
Rochelle Humes' daughter bullied at school
This Morning presenter Rochelle Humes shares emotional family ordeal as her eldest daughter, Alaia-Mai, faces severe bullying at school. The star opens up on the devastating impact and her plea for change.
Headmaster's zero-tolerance revolution transforms troubled school
An inside look at the radical discipline overhaul by Headmaster Gary Phillips at the David Young Academy in Leeds, turning a troubled institution into a beacon of order and high expectations.
University of Melbourne student Bao Phuc Cao missing
The mysterious disappearance of 23-year-old University of Melbourne student Bao Phuc Cao has sparked a major police search and left his family in Vietnam desperate for answers.
ANU staff strike over 'serious harm' health and safety warning
Nearly 30 academics at the Australian National University's School of Literature, Languages, and Linguistics have ceased work indefinitely following a damning health and safety report warning of 'serious harm' from chronic understaffing and excessive work
Poet Tours UK Council Estates to Challenge Stereotypes
Discover how poet Karl Knights is challenging perceptions and amplifying the voices of council estate residents through a powerful nationwide poetry tour, funded by the Arts Council.
Cartoonist Edizon Musavuli's powerful comic on life in Goma
Discover how Congolese artist Edizon Musavuli uses his groundbreaking comic 'Baraka and the Unpredictable Life of Goma' to portray resilience, conflict, and hope in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.
UTS axes teacher education, slashes 1000+ subjects
The University of Technology Sydney is closing its renowned teacher education programme and cutting over 1000 subjects in a drastic overhaul, citing financial pressures and a shift towards 'future-focused' disciplines.
Trump Demands Closure of Columbia University Over Protests
Former President Donald Trump has called for the immediate closure of Columbia University, labelling it a 'hotbed of hate' as pro-Palestinian protests intensify on campus. The demand comes as the Department of Justice investigates allegations of antisemit
Australian daycare worker charged with assaulting a child
Shocking incident at an Australian daycare centre as a worker is charged with assault, leaving a young boy with a severe head injury. Police investigation underway.
Florida College Replaces Diversity Statue with Charlie Kirk Monument
New College of Florida's board, appointed by Governor Ron DeSantis, has approved a controversial plan to remove a statue representing diversity and install a monument to right-wing activist Charlie Kirk, igniting a fierce debate on academic freedom and id
Daycare Worker Pleads Guilty to Kicking Toddlers
A former daycare worker in Minnesota has admitted to kicking multiple toddlers in a 'pattern of abuse', facing up to two years in prison for her disturbing actions.
Florida students find explicit book in school library
Two Florida middle school students discovered a sexually explicit book in their school library titled 'Moms', leading to immediate removal and a district-wide investigation into inappropriate materials.
AI Tools Crippling University Learning and Teaching
Exclusive investigation reveals how generative AI is creating a 'cognitive crutch' for students and an 'arms race' for educators in UK universities, undermining the very foundations of higher education.
UK Art Teachers Divided by Generational Teaching Methods
An exclusive Guardian investigation reveals a growing generational rift in UK art education. Discover how teaching methods, digital skills, and classroom dynamics are splitting staffrooms. Are you an art teacher? Share your story.
Student tragically found dead in Delta State University accommodation
The campus of Delta State University is in mourning after the body of student Trey Reed was discovered in his on-campus residence. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.
UCLA DEI Chief Suspended After Charlie Kirk Clash
The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has placed its Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (DEI) director, Dr. Tabia Lee, on administrative leave following a controversial incident involving conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. The suspension comes
Kamikaze Drone Flattens Ukrainian University
A Russian kamikaze drone strike has decimated a university in Ukraine's Sumy region, sparking urgent pleas from President Zelensky for Europe to establish a unified air defence system to counter the escalating terror from the skies.
Pupils wreak £37,000 havoc destroying school library
Shocking details emerge as pupils at a secondary school in Bury St Edmunds wreak havoc, destroying thousands of books and causing catastrophic damage to their library in an act of 'pure vandalism'.
Teacher jailed for affair with sixth-form pupil after exams
A married maths teacher from Surrey has been sentenced to 16 months in prison after embarking on an illicit affair with an 18-year-old former pupil just days after her final A-Level exam. The court heard how Martin Davis, 38, exploited his position of tru
UK probes Russell Group unis over potential China student cartel
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) launches a formal investigation into a potential 'cartel' among prestigious Russell Group universities, including concerns over information sharing related to international student admissions, particularly
Birmingham Uni Tops UK LGBTQ+ Friendliness Survey
A major new Ipsos survey reveals the University of Birmingham is the UK's most LGBTQ+ friendly university, as national attitudes show a significant generational divide on identity and equality issues.
Teacher quits £43k job, now earns £114k in 25 hours
A former teacher reveals how she escaped burnout and quadrupled her salary by transforming a side hustle into a thriving wellness business, working just 25 hours per week.
Palestinian Artist Cancelled by Yale in Censorship Row
Renowned Palestinian artist Samia Halaby speaks out after Yale University rescinds a major retrospective and the Munch Museum withdraws a prestigious award, igniting a fierce debate on censorship and political pressure in the art world.
School Gardens: UK's New Student Sanctuaries
Discover how the 2025 National Kitchen Garden Awards are celebrating UK schools that have transformed gardens into vital safe havens, boosting student wellbeing, academic engagement, and life skills beyond the classroom.
Charlie Kirk university tour sparks mass student walkouts
Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk faces mass student protests during his 'Culture War' campus tour, with walkouts at Utah and Michigan State University over his controversial rhetoric.
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