Queen Camilla opens first Coronation library at Bristol primary school in her first solo engagement since the Coronation, boosting literacy in underserved communities.
Survey reveals parents skipping meals and using credit to afford school uniforms; government plans to limit branded items from 2026.
Thai activists demand end to school haircut punishments after teacher cuts hair of 100 students, citing vague regulations and need for student rights.
The death of Jessica Lawson on a school trip to France raises questions about safety, with experts urging balance between risks and benefits.
London secondary school applications fall by 4,000 due to declining birthrate, with only 70% getting first choice, below national average.
Three dead and 91 missing after Islamic school collapses in Indonesia; rescuers search rubble for survivors.
Guardian analysis finds 1.6 million pupils in schools needing repair, with hospitals and prisons also in disrepair, posing safety risks.
Over 1,000 UK shoe shops closed since 2020, leading to rise in children's foot problems from improper fittings at home.
Half of UK youth lack cooking confidence, survey finds. Scouts relaunch chef badge with Ainsley Harriott to address skills gap.
US appeals court lifts injunction on Louisiana law requiring Ten Commandments in classrooms, citing insufficient facts to rule on constitutionality.
A British family opts for a European road trip over school, highlighting budget travel trends amid cost of living crisis.
Nearly 40% of children start reception without basic skills, teachers say, as cost-of-living pressures and service cuts take a toll.
Northwestern Mutual accused of luring college grads with false promises of finance careers, instead pushing them to sell costly insurance to contacts, leaving many in debt.
Vegas teacher Kha Nam Nguyen faces charges for playing knife tag and calling girls 'gold diggers' in class.
Government announces over 300 new school-based nurseries, creating 6,000 childcare places from September as part of £45m funding.
Deputy head Cecilia Rooms banned from teaching for concealing relationship with a convicted sex offender and allowing him access to her work laptop.
UK children's reading enjoyment hits lowest level in 20 years, with only 32.7% of 8-18 year olds enjoying reading, survey finds.
New data shows 'tutor-proof' 11-plus test still favours wealthier and white British children, challenging government claims of fairer grammar school selection.
Children at Townfield Primary School are refusing to attend after being told their classes would be reorganized, with parents furious that pupils were informed before them.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson faces criticism after Durham High School, a prestigious private school founded in 1884, closes due to financial instability following new VAT and tax policies.
Sefton Council approves plans to convert the former Pear Tree Inn in Melling into Bumbles Nursery for up to 80 children, addressing local childcare shortages.
Durham High School, a private school in the North East with 281 pupils, closes permanently today after 142 years, entering administration despite efforts to secure its future.
Pearson delays July 2026 SATs results for hundreds of thousands of pupils in England due to technical issues with the marking platform. Results now due July 16.
The Owl and the Pussycat Nursery in Irvine was graded 'very good' across two quality indicators and 'good' in one other following an inspection by His Majesty's Inspectorate of Education.
PM Starmer apologises after encouraging 'six seven' TikTok craze during school visit, earning a reprimand from headteacher.
An alternative school in Melbourne transforms a student with 50 suspensions, highlighting the need for early intervention outside the youth justice system.
Over 100 private schools have closed since Labour's VAT on fees, with more closures expected, says the Independent Schools Council.
Eva Schloss, stepsister of Anne Frank and Holocaust survivor, dies aged 96. King Charles pays tribute.
Dua Lipa opens Manifesto Library in Porto, Portugal, featuring nearly 100 banned and censored books at Livraria Lello bookshop.
Teachers at two Greater Manchester primary schools strike over 'almost daily' pupil attacks, citing a 'culture of violence' and lack of support.