Toxteth teens meet Mandela's family in South Africa
Toxteth teenagers travelled to South Africa, met Nelson Mandela's family, and made a film after a 10-week media course with Culture City and Mandela8.
Category : Students
Scots NEETs 'lost generation' warning as 8,640 idle
At least 8,640 Scots aged 16-19 are NEETs, with participation falling from 99% at 16 to 88% at 19, and poorest five times more likely to be left behind.
UK to rejoin EU Erasmus scheme from January 2027
Britain will rejoin the EU's Erasmus+ student exchange scheme from January 1, 2027, with applications opening this November, a Foreign Office minister has announced.
Manchester students commute as rents rise
Manchester students are commuting from Stockport, Bolton and further afield as rents and student accommodation costs become unaffordable. Some spend £600–£650 on transport, far less than city-centre living.
Lipa Bar apologises for Harry Potter quiz theme
Liverpool's Lipa Bar has apologised after its Harry Potter-themed quiz on October 20 caused offence. The bar said it never intended to harm anyone and will change future quiz themes.
Teacher who sent pupil 989 emails escapes teaching ban
A teacher who exchanged nearly 1,000 emails with a pupil, including late-night messages, has been found unprofessional but can continue teaching.
Cardiff Airport college campus for 2,000 students nears completion
The Advanced Technology College at Cardiff Airport, designed for 2,000 learners, is nearing completion as part of Cardiff and Vale College's £119m project.
HSC English 2026: Students tackle 'human strength and vulnerability'
Tens of thousands of NSW year 12 students sat the first HSC exam, tackling a question on human strength and vulnerability. Students from Canley Vale high school shared their experiences.
This City is Ours star James Nelson-Joyce: life, ex and Bond rumours
James Nelson-Joyce, star of BBC's This City is Ours, returns for series two in October. Here's his early life, ex-fiancée and James Bond rumours.
Shining axe used by Jack Nicholson goes up for auction at Bonhams
The axe Jack Nicholson wielded in The Shining is among hundreds of items from Stanley Kubrick's archive to be auctioned at Bonhams in London on 3 February, with a guide price of £30,000-£50,000.
Celebrity Traitors fans predict first exit after leaked detail
Celebrity Traitors viewers think they know who will be the first star murdered tonight, after a leaked detail about James Acaster suggests he survives.
BBC Traitors Stars: Wilf, Mollie, Linda and More Since the Show
As Celebrity Traitors returns for Series 2 tonight, we catch up on favourites from The Traitors UK series 1-4, including Wilf Webster, Mollie Pearce and Linda Rands.
Five strict rules Prince George must follow at Eton
Prince George started at Eton College last month. The school enforces strict rules, from using only brick phones to memorising house colours and facing the dreaded 'rip'.
Strictly's Lawrence Robb admits 'teeny bit' of dance experience
Emmerdale star Lawrence Robb has revealed he has a "teeny bit" of basic dance experience ahead of his first live Strictly Come Dancing show on Saturday night.
Students swap pesto pasta for creme brulee and duck eggs
Students are too broke or busy having fun to eat well, right? Wrong: some find cash and time for creme brulee and duck eggs. A look at what students really eat.
EastEnders double exit 'confirmed' as groomer Craig targets Amy
EastEnders spoilers: Amy Mitchell is groomed by suspended cop Craig Ingram, who loses his job and plans to leave Walford, possibly with Amy.
Quarter of school staff in buildings with asbestos, damp and mould
A GMB union survey of over 4,500 school support staff found almost a quarter work in buildings with asbestos problems, damp and mould, and more than half with leaky roofs.
Prince George's first day at Eton: traditions, costs, lingo
Prince George started at Eton College on Tuesday, joining the £65,673-a-year school with its unique traditions, from 'boys maids' to Latin poetry punishments.
Archie and Lilibet's UK school costs £29,500 a year
Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet's UK school charges £29,500 a year, with parents warned about media interest and privacy rules.
Kilmarnock teen breaks Scottish Advanced Higher record
Ethan Chan, a former Grange Academy pupil from Kilmarnock, has set a new Scottish record by achieving nine Advanced Higher passes in one sitting.
Hollyoaks confirms Lucas Hay's return as he targets Xander
Lucas Hay returns to Hollyoaks next week on a mission to stop newcomer Xander from learning the truth about his dad Martin.
John Lewis's 'uni essentials' list sparks questions
John Lewis's student packing checklist advises freshers to bring 30 to 40 velvet or plastic hangers, alongside items like an £80 spice rack, prompting debate.
Burnham mulls cutting EU student fees to £9,535 in 'madness' plan
Andy Burnham is considering EU demands to cut tuition fees for EU students in the UK from £38,000 to £9,535, a plan a Conservative minister called 'madness'.
Coleen Rooney Shares Kai's GCSE Results as Man Utd Teenager Passes All Exams
Coleen Rooney announced her son Kai passed all GCSEs, balancing studies with Manchester United academy football. The 16-year-old signed a first-year scholarship contract last month.
Coleen Rooney 'super proud' as son Kai gets GCSE results
Coleen Rooney says she is 'super proud' of her son Kai after the 16-year-old received his GCSE results, sharing a selfie with her 1.5 million followers.
Cardiff teen Zarar Khan achieves 13 A* GCSEs
Zarar Khan, 16, moved to Cardiff from Pakistan four years ago and earned 13 A* GCSEs, bringing him closer to his dream of becoming a doctor.
Merseyside students celebrate GCSE results with tears and smiles
Thousands of Merseyside teenagers celebrated their GCSE results on August 20, with schools reporting record achievements and emotional scenes of relief and pride.
GCSE Results: Deputy Principal's Reassuring Message
Alison Maynard, Deputy Principal at New College Durham, reminds pupils that GCSE results do not define them, offering reassurance amid disappointment.
Wales Private School GCSE Results 2026: Top Performers
Private schools in Wales outperform state schools at GCSE, with St John's Cardiff achieving 61% A* and Rougemont Newport 37% A*, as some schools face financial closure.
Northumberland teen athletes celebrate GCSE success
Two Northumberland teenagers with promising sporting careers have celebrated GCSE success, with Zach Hall and Charlie Wood achieving top grades at Dame Allan's School.
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