Liverpool teacher's 'inappropriate' emails with pupil probed
A Liverpool maths teacher exchanged 204 'inappropriate' and 'excessive' emails with a pupil, but was not banned from teaching by the TRA.
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Teaching assistant jailed for sexual offences against teenage pupils
Emma Webb, 42, jailed for two years and eight months for sexual offences against five teenage boys at a Berkshire school.
Family offers £180k for tutor to turn one-year-old into 'English gentleman'
A family is offering £180,000 a year for a tutor to educate their one-year-old son as an 'English gentleman', with applications already flooding in.
Nottingham teacher banned over Islamophobic social media posts
Teacher Amrik Nijran banned after sharing derogatory and violent posts about Muslims on social media while at Nottingham Academy.
Teaching union urges UK ban on social media for under-16s
NASUWT calls for a statutory UK ban on social media for under-16s, citing mental health and behaviour concerns, with strong teacher support.
Chemistry teacher banned over inappropriate relationship with pupil at Liverpool girls' school
Thomas Moss, a chemistry teacher at Belvedere Academy, has been banned after an inappropriate relationship with a pupil that became sexual after she graduated.
Teacher Banned for Edward Cullen Love Confession to Pupil
A teacher who sent an Instagram message to a pupil declaring an 'Edward Cullen type of love' and offering to sacrifice his career has been banned from teaching.
Teacher banned for hitting pupil with ruler in Bradford
Teacher Farooq Ahmed banned indefinitely for hitting pupil with ruler at Bradford school; police caution and resignation followed.
Scottish exam results day 2026: date, time and support
Scottish students will receive exam results on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, with digital notifications at 8am and postal delivery later that day.
New Jersey gym teacher sued over alleged bullying of Muslim student
A New Jersey student sues former gym teacher over alleged bullying based on Muslim faith and Egyptian heritage.
Calls for Trump's Killing at Khamenei Funeral as New Leader Remains Absent
At Ali Khamenei's funeral, mourners called for Trump's killing. New Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei remains absent from public view.
Man accused of targeting Trump faces additional charge for assaulting federal officer
Cole Allen faces new charge of assaulting federal officer with deadly weapon over alleged assassination attempt on Donald Trump.
Minister Tells Teachers To Whinge More Over Workload
Jess Phillips tells teachers to 'whinge more' like bin workers but not strike, citing workload and violence against girls.
Tributes Paid to 19-Year-Old Swimming Teacher Who Died Suddenly
A 19-year-old swimming teacher in Macclesfield has died after suffering a cardiac arrest. Tributes pour in for 'kind and caring' Mia Jennings.
University Boss Questions Loans for Students Without A-Levels
University of Birmingham's vice-chancellor calls for review of student loans for those without A-levels, citing funding crisis and graduation rates.
Music Tuition Firm Leaves Pupils And Teachers In Crisis
Totally Rad music tuition firm leaves pupils without lessons and teachers in despair, with repeated no-shows and slow refunds.
Scottish Teachers' Union Hopeful of New Pay Offer but Strike Still On
Scotland's largest teaching union is hopeful of a new pay offer but still plans to strike on Thursday over a pay dispute.
Teacher who texted pupil 'do you have a boyfriend?' avoids ban
John Taylor, a teacher at City of London Academy in Islington, sent inappropriate messages to pupils including 'do you have a boyfriend?' but will not be banned from teaching.
Pupils to Receive Advance Notice of Exam Topics and Aid Sheets in Covid Compensation Package
England announces advance notice of GCSE and A-level topics, exam aids, and contingency papers to mitigate Covid-19 disruption to learning.
Maths teacher stumped by homework problem that leaves out key detail
Maths teacher Bobby Seagull stumped by a homework problem missing Dina's statement, sparking online debate about the question's clarity.
Man Utd Academy: Obi future, Gabriel debut, Ennis injury
Manchester United's academy players aim to impress in pre-season. Updates on Chido Obi's future, JJ Gabriel's potential debut, Ethan Ennis's injury, Tynan Thompson signing, and Solomon Honor loan.
Merseyside Play Cafés Sell Out: Parents Flock to Montessori-Style Sessions
Merseyside's family cafés selling out weeks in advance as parents seek Montessori-style play spaces. Owners report being 'blown away' by demand for venues blending coffee with imaginative play.
Teacher Missed Juliet Gardiner's Promise
A reader recalls how a teacher dismissed Juliet Gardiner's imaginative essay as too long. Plus, reflections on England's 1966 World Cup win, DIY principles, and regional slang.
Everton U18s: Nsangou, Hutchison Among 11 New Scholars
Everton's new U18s cohort includes England youth star Jonathan Nsangou and marquee signing Kai Hutchison from Dundee United, plus defender Rocco Lambert signs first pro deal.
M&S Greek Yoghurt Draws Shopper Away from Aldi and Sainsbury's
A shopper who usually frequents Aldi and Sainsbury's now drives further to Marks & Spencer for 0% fat Greek yoghurt pots with fruit compote, citing superior taste and nutrition.
3 Signs Your Dog Shows You're the Favourite
Vet Dr James Greenwood reveals three key body language signs that show you are your dog's favourite human, including tail wags and greetings.
Teacher banned for throwing pupil through doorway
Teacher Joseph Luttman banned after throwing pupil through doorway into playground at Marland School, Barnstaple.
Supply teacher banned after ‘granny schoolteacher’ OnlyFans account discovered
Supply teacher Lyndi Corston, 62, banned after admitting to creating a 'granny schoolteacher' OnlyFans account and appearing in explicit videos.
Teaching Assistants Face Court Over Alleged Pupil Assaults
Two teaching assistants in Oklahoma charged with assault after allegedly hitting a 10-year-old and choking a 5-year-old at Elgin Elementary School.
Quarter of Schools in England Lack a Physics Teacher, Analysis Finds
Quarter of English state secondary schools lack a specialist physics teacher, affecting 700,000 GCSE pupils, says Institute of Physics.
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