Declaration at 250: Teachers Face Hard Questions
As the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence nears, US history teachers navigate political divides, teach 'historical empathy', and address issues of race and equality in classrooms.
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Best Toys for Two-Year-Olds: Expert-Approved Gifts
Discover 24 top-rated toys and gifts for two-year-olds, from busy boards and Tonieboxes to scooters and books, chosen by parents and experts.
Son Moving Out: Happy but Bereft in Empty Nest
A mother shares the bittersweet experience of her son moving out, feeling pride and joy yet struggling with the quiet emptiness of the home.
Urgent May 15 Deadline for Student Finance Applications
Students in England are warned that the May 15 deadline for student finance applications is approaching. Apply on time to ensure funding for the 2026/27 academic year.
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Tiny Peanut Doses Treat Toddler Allergies, Study Finds
A new study shows feeding toddlers small amounts of peanuts daily can treat allergies within three years, with 80% tolerating at least three peanuts.
Girl, 11, Raises $3,000 for Dad's Headstone via Lemonade Stand
Kaylee Hernandez, 11, raised nearly $3,000 at a lemonade stand to buy a headstone for her father who died of throat cancer two years ago.
Ray Rice Graduates from Rutgers After 20 Years
Former NFL running back Ray Rice returned to Rutgers University to earn his degree, fulfilling a promise to his grandparents, nearly 20 years after leaving for the NFL.
Record Primary School Exclusions: Hidden Crisis
Primary school exclusions hit record highs, up 23% last year, with violence cited. Experts reveal SEN children are six times more likely to be expelled, and funding shortages worsen the crisis.
Largest Cell Phone Ban Study Shows Mixed Results
The largest study on school cell phone bans finds reduced distractions but minimal gains in academics, behavior, or well-being initially, with improvements over time.
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Guide Dog Puppy Buzz Stars in Movie-Themed Photoshoot
12-week-old golden retriever Buzz, named after the space ranger, stars in a nostalgic photoshoot. Sponsor him through Guide Dogs' programme to support his journey to becoming a life-changing guide dog.
Charter School Slams Viral TikTok Illiteracy Videos
A Philadelphia charter school criticized a student's TikTok videos showing peers unable to read simple sentences, calling them out of context and misleading.
Australia to Speed Up Humanities Student Loan Repayments
Australia proposes faster HECS repayments for humanities students after 25 years, sparking debate on education funding and workforce priorities.
Never Do This With Tulips in May or Risk Ruining Garden
An RHS gardener warns against leaving tulips alone after flowering in May, advising removal to avoid weak regrowth, but some gardeners disagree after decades of success.
Alan Titchmarsh's Easy Potato Planting Tip for Bigger Crops
Gardening expert Alan Titchmarsh reveals a simple technique to help potatoes grow better: earthing up shoots to protect from frost and ensure dark conditions for tubers.
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New Plan 5 Student Loans May Mean 40-Year Repayments
From April 2027, most graduates will face new Plan 5 student loan rules with a lower repayment threshold and 40-year term, potentially increasing total repayments for middle earners.
Vapes Drive Behavioural Issues in Scottish Schools
A leading medic warns that vaping is causing a surge in behavioural problems in Scottish secondary schools due to nicotine addiction and withdrawal symptoms among pupils.
Ofsted Inspections Push Teachers to Destruction, Warns Union
NAHT general secretary Paul Whiteman will tell the union's conference that Ofsted inspections are putting lives at unnecessary risk, citing the death of headteacher Ruth Perry.
Teacher Banned for Fake War Stories and Inappropriate Contact
A maths teacher has been banned indefinitely after sending thousands of messages to pupils, fabricating stories about serving in the Australian army and being shot in a war zone.
Heads Want Two Extra Inset Days for Send Reforms
Headteachers propose two additional Inset days annually to implement Labour's special needs reforms, potentially increasing pupil holidays and childcare burdens for parents.
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Ruth Lesser, Aphasia Expert and Speech Therapy Pioneer, Dies at 95
Ruth Lesser, a leading figure in aphasia research and speech therapy, has died aged 95. She transformed Newcastle University's speech department and co-founded the British Aphasiology Society.
California Bill Mandates Math Tests for Kindergartners
California's SB 1067 would require math screenings for K-2 students to address low scores, sparking debate over early intervention vs. potential stigmatization.
Vintage Boomer Baby Names Predicted for 2026 Comeback
Retro baby names from the boomer era are set to trend again in 2026, according to Nameberry. Discover the vintage names making a comeback.
Ability Grouping Boosts High-Flyers, Doesn't Harm Weaker Pupils
New research from UCL's Institute of Education finds that teaching pupils in ability-based groups improves high achievers' progress without harming lower-attaining students, challenging mixed-ability education debates.
Caitlin Clark to Publish Children's Book 'EXTRAordinary!'
WNBA star Caitlin Clark is releasing a children's book titled 'EXTRAordinary! A Little EXTRA to Reach BIG Dreams' on November 3, inspired by her childhood motto.
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Smart as a Snake? Puzzle Solution Revealed
Discover the solution to the snake escape puzzle: how to design passages that allow only the short or long snake to escape, using a clever loop design.
Paul Black, National Curriculum Architect, Dies at 95
Professor Paul Black, who helped shape England's national curriculum and pioneered Assessment for Learning, has died aged 95.
£14bn Required to Repair England's School Buildings
Half of England's schools are unfit due to leaks, mould, and faulty toilets, according to a NAHT survey. The NAO says £14bn is needed to restore buildings.
Calls for Student Premium to Support Disadvantaged Post-16
A coalition of 14 social mobility groups urges the government to fund a student premium for disadvantaged young people after GCSEs to prevent them from falling into unemployment.
Air Fryer Recipes: Beyond Nuggets to Versatile Meals
Lucy Lord's 'Love Your Air Fryer' showcases versatile recipes from crispy chilli beef to chocolate-chip cookies, proving the air fryer is a mini oven for everyday cooking.
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1 in 5 Schools Say Special Needs Facilities Unfit
A survey reveals 20% of mainstream schools have inadequate special needs facilities, challenging Labour's Send reforms and £3.7bn pledge.
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