Boy, 15, dies after falling ill on school bus
A 15-year-old boy has died after becoming unwell on a school bus in Fife. Police are treating the death as unexplained. Read the latest updates on this tragic incident.
Category : Schools
Starmer told off by teacher for 6-7 trend
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer was playfully reprimanded by a teacher after joining pupils in the viral '6-7 trend' during a school visit. Read the full story of the light-hearted moment.
False knife rumour sparks school panic near Oldham
Unfounded social media rumours of a pupil with a knife caused panic among parents at Saddleworth School. Police confirmed there was no threat. Read how misinformation spread.
ICE Raids Empty Classrooms, Cause Student Absences
Donald Trump's immigration enforcement operations near schools lead to thousands of student absences and campus trauma. Learn how ICE raids impact education.
Prince George's School Secret Until 11th Hour
Discover why Prince William and Princess Kate will keep Prince George's secondary school choice under wraps until September 2026. Expert analysis on Eton vs Marlborough.
Tynemouth school closes over critical threat
Kings Priory School in Tynemouth closed suddenly on 24th November 2025 due to a potential critical threat. Police are investigating malicious communications. Follow for live updates.
School swaps truancy fines for parent awareness courses
A North London primary school has dramatically improved attendance by replacing penalty notices with educational sessions for parents. Discover how this empathetic approach is transforming school absence.
Sydney Schools Lockdown After Toy Firearms Scare
Multiple schools in Sydney's Beaumont Hills were placed in lockdown after a person was seen with what appeared to be firearms. Police have since confirmed the items were toys. Read the full story.
US School Cancels Football After Special Needs Assault
A US high school cancels its football season after players allegedly whipped a special needs student. Two teenagers face assault charges as police investigate the disturbing incident caught on video.
50 Nigerian Schoolchildren Escape Abduction
Fifty of the 303 students abducted from a Nigerian school have escaped. 253 pupils and 12 teachers remain held. Learn more about the developing crisis.
Parental phone battle after daughter's burner phone
As Prince William debates a phone for Prince George, a mum reveals why she confiscated her daughter's smartphone, leading to friends smuggling in a burner. Discover expert advice on delaying smartphones for kids.
Parents win £20k after school WhatsApp row arrest
A Borehamwood couple's school complaints led to wrongful arrest by six officers. Their case sparked global debate on free speech and police overreach in the UK.
Teacher avoids £1m payout in historic abuse case
Sydney teacher Helga Lam avoids £1m payout after judge rules she wouldn't have understood harm of sexual abuse in 1970s. Read the full ruling details.
Private school scandal over 'odd' student spreadsheet
Somerville House faces backlash after staff spreadsheet describing pupils as 'odd' and 'rude' was leaked. Education Minister condemns school's failure. Read the full investigation.
Probe: Iowa district relied on flawed consultant vetting
An investigation reveals an Iowa school district 'reasonably relied' on a consultant whose flawed vetting missed a forged transcript and immigration status of a superintendent now facing federal charges. Discover the full story.
Teachers praised after grizzly bear attack on pupils
A school in Canada commends the courage of its staff after a grizzly bear mauled students and teachers on a hike, leaving two fighting for their lives. Read the full story.
Student, 18, dies at Kent College Canterbury
An inquest begins into the death of Songcheng 'Franklin' Fang, 18, found at his Kent College boarding house. The school community is in mourning.
Three-quarters of parents allow school 'duvet days'
New survey reveals 75% of British parents let children skip school for mental health breaks, challenging traditional attendance views. Discover the changing attitudes.
1 in 10 schools confiscate phones, survey finds
A Department for Education survey reveals just 9% of secondary schools require phone hand-in, challenging claims of widespread bans. Discover the data driving the legal challenge.
Teacher reports 6-year-old for 'inappropriate touching' in Greece
An art teacher in Greece files a police complaint against a six-year-old pupil, alleging inappropriate touching. The case sparks an investigation and teacher transfer.
Supreme Court: NI Christian RE Breaches Human Rights
The UK Supreme Court has declared Christian religious education in Northern Ireland schools unlawful, marking a landmark ruling for educational rights and freedom of conscience.
DfE's 'Apology' Backfires, Angers Teachers and Parents
The Department for Education faces a backlash after a sarcastic Facebook 'apology' about its policies goes down like a lead balloon with educators and families.
Austria bans headscarves for girls under 14 in schools
Austria announces a ban on Islamic headscarves for girls under 14 in schools, citing concerns over oppression and child development. The law takes effect in 2026.
Free School Breakfast Clubs Launch, Saving Parents Time & Money
New government-funded free breakfast clubs aim to tackle child poverty, saving families up to £450 a year and 95 hours in childcare. Learn how the initiative supports communities.
Parents give kids six mental health days off school
New UK research reveals parents prioritise children's mental wellbeing over school attendance, granting an average of six mental health days annually. Discover the impact on education.
500 New School Breakfast Clubs Save Families £450
Government expands free breakfast clubs to 500 schools in deprived areas, saving families up to £450 annually while tackling child hunger. Applications open now.
Breakfast Clubs Save Families £450 in Cost of Living Push
New government initiative launches 500 free school breakfast clubs in deprived areas, saving families up to £450 annually and helping children start the day with a healthy meal.
Mick Jagger surprises Dartford Grammar students
Rolling Stones legend Sir Mick Jagger made an emotional return to his old school in Kent, presenting basketball trophies and celebrating music education. Discover his heartfelt message to young musicians.
DfE 'tone deaf' joke apology backfires over schools
The Department for Education faces a backlash for a 'tone deaf' social media post boasting of Labour's school achievements. Critics call it condescending and out of touch. Read the full story.
Student, 18, dies at Kent College Canterbury boarding school
An 18-year-old student has died following a medical episode at Kent College Canterbury. The historic private school is closed as the community mourns. Read the full story.
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