A teacher admits feeling foolish calling a student 'Beautiful Angel' daily. Others share unusual names like Prince Marvelous and Meatball, highlighting the challenges educators face with unique monikers.
Parents of children at Fairytales Day Nursery call for mandatory CCTV, stricter checks, and better training after 14-month-old Noah Sibanda died. They fear more tragedies if changes aren't made.
After a truck accident left him paralyzed, Jaiden Picot walked across his graduation stage in a robotic exoskeleton. Now he advocates for greater accessibility for wheelchair users.
Children's laureate Frank Cottrell-Boyce calls for national action as daily shared reading among UK families with young children drops from 60% to 49% in four years.
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Global Citizen is organizing the first FIFA World Cup halftime show to raise $100 million for education, leveraging performances by Madonna, Shakira, and BTS.
Thousands of UK students are missing GCSEs due to strikes, severe absenteeism, and a growing anti-school movement, with trust in the education system at an all-time low.
King's College London and Cranfield University have signed an agreement to merge by August 2027, aiming to create a global institution with enhanced research and industry partnerships.
The Princess of Wales kicked off her second day in Italy by visiting a nature-first pre-school in Reggio Emilia, holding a lizard and learning about the Reggio Emilia Approach.
The Princess of Wales toured a nursery school in Reggio Emilia, Italy, to learn about the innovative Reggio Emilia Approach, emphasizing outdoor learning and environmental education.
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We tested the new Toniebox 2.0 for months with our four-year-old. See if the upgrades like Bluetooth and Tonieplay justify swapping your original.
Former Michelin-starred chef Marco Pierre White shares simple tips for cooking pasta perfectly, including one crucial timing change to avoid overcooking.
Researchers warn of a 'reading recession' as US school test scores decline, with only five states and DC showing meaningful growth between 2022 and 2025.
Several snack mixes, including Target's Good & Gather Mexican Street Corn Trail Mix, are recalled over potential salmonella contamination from a dry milk powder.
Researchers warn of a reading recession in the US, with test scores declining since before the pandemic. Some states improve via phonics-based instruction.
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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.
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.
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, 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, a leading figure in UK education reform who championed comprehensive schooling and social justice, has passed away at 78.
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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.
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.
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, who developed 'learning rounds' for teachers based on medical rounds, has died aged 78. She was Scotland's first national CPD co-ordinator.
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.
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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.
Pupils at Connaught School for Girls staged a counter-protest against striking teachers during GCSE exams, sparking criticism after staff allegedly laughed at them.
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, an English teacher known for inspiring difficult pupils and a keen rock climber who climbed with Don Whillans, has died aged 93.
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.
