10-Year-Old Boy Dies in Somerset School Coach Crash
10-year-old boy dies in Somerset school coach crash on Exmoor; 21 hospitalised, school closed, investigation ongoing.
10-year-old boy dies in Somerset school coach crash on Exmoor; 21 hospitalised, school closed, investigation ongoing.
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Heidi Liddle describes crushing guilt and haunting screams as she testifies at Southport attack inquiry alongside Leanne Lucas.
Brazil deploys thousands of troops to Rio, São Paulo, and borders to crack down on organised crime amid rising gang violence and drug trafficking.
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FBI probes London teacher William Vahey, who abused over 90 boys globally before suicide.
Teacher James Coltella blamed Italian heritage for touching pupils' legs and singing inappropriate lyrics at Tonbridge School; found guilty of serious misconduct but not banned.
As the Declaration of Independence turns 250, US history teachers navigate political divides to teach its legacy honestly, facing scrutiny and backlash.
A kindergartner receives a surprise graduation ceremony on a Frontier Airlines flight after missing his original event due to travel.
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Former RE teacher Stephen White banned indefinitely for three-year inappropriate relationship with pupil, including 100 texts in one night.
Australian universities face crisis from decades of managerialism, marketisation, and austerity, with staff cuts, student debt, and governance issues.
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UK universities spend £500m on education agents with little oversight, leaving foreign students in debt and vulnerable to exploitation.
Wales' new education minister Anna Brychan announces plans to improve literacy and numeracy, with instructions to schools before term ends. She won't rule out new tests or more data.
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Penygarn Community Primary School in Torfaen will fine parents £120 for persistent lateness, aiming to improve attendance rates.
Malala Yousafzai reveals in her memoir that smoking cannabis from a bong at Oxford triggered flashbacks of being shot by the Taliban, highlighting her struggle with trauma.
NEU condemns zero-tolerance school policies as inhumane and damaging to pupil mental health, calling for welfare-based approaches.