Harvard's A-Grade Cap Plan Faces 94% Student Opposition
Harvard University faces student fury over a proposal to cap straight A grades at 20% of classes to combat grade inflation, with 94% of surveyed undergraduates opposing the plan.
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Teacher Banned for Life After Filming Women Secretly
A primary school teacher has been banned from teaching indefinitely after his secret habit of filming women's legs and bottoms was accidentally exposed on the school's IT system.
Wynne Harlen, Science Education Pioneer, Dies at 88
Wynne Harlen, a leading figure in primary science education and assessment, has passed away at 88. Her work emphasised harnessing children's curiosity and shaped global teaching practices.
NEU Leader Criticises Labour's Education Policies as Inadequate
National Education Union leader Daniel Kebede accuses the Labour government of failing children, with policies lacking detail and schools underfunded, amid threats of industrial action.
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Mum in Tears as Teachers Mock Son's Name Benji
A mother was left heartbroken after her sister overheard two teachers laughing about her four-year-old son's name Benji, calling it more suitable for a dog than a child.
Deputy Superintendent Ousted After Staff Treatment Investigation
Dr Brandy Lovelady Mitchell, deputy superintendent of Grand Rapids Public Schools, will not return after an investigation found her leadership had a 'detrimental impact' on staff.
SNP Trashes Scotland's World-Leading Education Reputation
Scotland's education system, once globally admired, has declined under SNP governance with widening attainment gaps, exam scandals, and removal from international tables.
Tories Propose Education Reforms to Restore Scotland's Schools
The Scottish Conservatives have announced a manifesto plan to reintroduce academic rigour, boost literacy and numeracy monitoring, and hire 1,000 extra classroom assistants to address declining standards.
Teacher Banned for Sharing Hen Night Stories with Pupils
A Somerset teacher has been struck off after discussing her private life, including drunken hen night stories and relationships, with students she treated as friends.
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Student Debt Forgiveness Transforms Lives for Lucky Few
Only a small fraction of 43 million borrowers have seen student loans erased, with relief enabling new careers and financial stability for those who hit the jackpot.
Tories Vow to Restore Scottish Education to World-Leading Level
Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay pledges to return Scotland's education system to its former glory, accusing the SNP of trashing schools over nearly two decades in power.
School Censorship Row Over Removal of 130 Books
A Salford secondary school has sparked a censorship debate after removing 130 books from its library, including George Orwell's 1984 and LGBT graphic novels, prompting union action.
Parents Seek Alternative Education as Specialist School Opens in Essex
A new survey reveals widespread parental dissatisfaction with traditional schooling, with many exploring alternatives like home education. A specialist neurodivergent-focused campus is set to open in Essex this September.
Teachers' Union Slams Social Media Bosses as 'Sleazy Degenerates'
The National Education Union demands a social media ban for under-16s, accusing tech giants of promoting cruelty and misogyny for profit, while shifting political support to the Greens.
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Kenya's Greenland School Educates Teen Mothers with Childcare
Greenland Girls School in Kenya provides secondary education and nursery care for teenage mothers, helping them overcome stigma and pursue careers in medicine and law.
Teachers Get £15m Payout for School Injuries and Violence
UK teachers received nearly £15.5m in compensation last year for incidents including rat infestations, assaults, and discrimination, as unions highlight rising violence and inadequate support in schools.
Teachers Warn AI Tutors Erode Pupils' Critical Thinking
A National Education Union survey reveals two-thirds of secondary teachers in England report a decline in pupils' core skills like writing and problem-solving due to AI reliance, with nearly half opposing government AI tutoring plans.
Teacher Gets Six-Figure Payout After Toaster Assault
A teacher received a six-figure damages settlement after a pupil assaulted them with a toaster and chair, requiring surgery. The NASUWT union secured over £15.4 million for members in 2025, highlighting rising violence in schools.
Scottish Greens Pledge Free Bus Travel for All in Campaign
The Scottish Greens have launched their Holyrood election campaign with a pledge to extend free bus travel to all ages, building on their existing policy for under-22s.
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AI Erodes Critical Thinking in Schools, Survey Finds
A National Education Union poll of 9,000 teachers shows AI tools like ChatGPT are harming pupils' critical thinking and spelling skills, with 66% of secondary educators reporting a decline.
School Librarians Told to Remove Art Books with Historic Nudes
The National Education Union has passed an urgent motion to fight censorship after reports emerged of school librarians being forced to remove art books containing historic paintings of nudes.
Teachers Face Rising Violence, Union Demands National Action
Teachers report being kicked, punched, and threatened in classrooms as the National Education Union votes for a national campaign to reduce school violence.
Edinburgh University Lecturers Vote for Further Strike Action Amid Cuts Row
The University and College Union has secured a 12-month mandate for industrial action at the University of Edinburgh, with 88% of voting members supporting strikes in a dispute over £140 million budget cuts and potential job losses.
Plaid Cymru Leads Polls as Welsh Language Learning Surges
As Plaid Cymru tops polls ahead of Senedd elections, a mini-boom in Welsh language learning signals cultural shifts. New data shows over 20,000 learners, with growth among youth and diverse groups, despite challenges from Reform UK and housing issues.
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Eating Disorders in Schools: 45% of Primary Teachers See Signs
A major survey of 10,000 teachers reveals alarming rates of eating disorders among pupils, with 45% of primary and 78% of secondary teachers observing signs. The study also highlights overwhelming exam anxiety and rising absenteeism linked to mental healt
Gen Z Chooses Trades Over University Amid AI Job Fears
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink warns of overemphasis on university degrees as AI endangers entry-level roles. Young workers opt for skilled trades like plumbing and electrical work for more secure careers.
The Teacher Drama Explores Woke Culture in Shakespeare Education
Channel 5's The Teacher series examines modern sensitivities in education as a drama teacher faces backlash for teaching Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream to woke students.
US Federal Student Loan Borrowers: Loan Forgiveness Status
A report highlights the status of US federal student loan forgiveness, detailing eligibility criteria, application processes, and borrower experiences as of 2026.
Expert Strategies for Effective Language Learning
Discover how to learn a new language effectively with tips from experts, including setting realistic goals and adopting a growth mindset for lifelong learning.
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Greens Pledge to Abolish Ofsted and Stop Academies
Green Party leader Zack Polanski has called for the abolition of Ofsted, labeling it a 'toxic, failed institution,' and opposes academisation, citing research showing no benefits to pupil attainment.
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