Teacher Saves Choking Six-Year-Old During School Lunch
A kindergarten teacher in Louisiana noticed tears on a pupil's face and discovered he was choking on an apple. Her swift action using a technique learned from her husband saved the child's life.
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Swinney: Scotland Held Back by Westminster Decisions
SNP leader John Swinney told a pro-independence rally that Westminster's decisions are holding Scotland back, vowing to secure a majority to force a second referendum.
Scottish Highlands Bus Ad Uses Chinese Image, Sparking Outrage
Transport Scotland has removed an advert promoting £2 bus fares in the Highlands after social media users identified the photo as showing a nature reserve in China, not Scotland.
Florida Drops Sociology as Required University Course
Florida's state education board, appointed by Governor Ron DeSantis, has eliminated sociology as a mandatory graduation requirement at public universities, citing concerns over 'woke' indoctrination.
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Swinney to Rally Edinburgh on Independence 'Prize' in May
Scottish First Minister John Swinney will address a major pro-independence rally in Edinburgh, arguing that leaving Westminster could lower energy bills and protect the NHS from privatisation.
Detroit School Settles Pledge of Allegiance Lawsuit
A suburban Detroit school district has settled a lawsuit with a Palestinian student over a Pledge of Allegiance dispute, agreeing to First Amendment training for staff and a $10,000 payment.
Student Loan Borrowers Must Switch Plans After Court Ruling
Over 7 million borrowers enrolled in the SAVE repayment plan must select new options within 90 days, with payments resuming this summer and many facing higher costs.
Headteacher Banned for Egg-Throwing and Derogatory Remarks
A headteacher at a school for vulnerable children has been banned indefinitely after throwing eggs and stones at pupils and making abusive comments, including describing a student as 'wide as a fridge'.
Professor's 'Moreover' AI Detection Claim Sparks Outrage
A professor's claim that the word 'moreover' indicates AI use in student essays has ignited backlash, with critics arguing it penalises strong vocabulary.
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Trump Orders 7M Student Loan Borrowers to Switch Plans
Over 7 million borrowers enrolled in the SAVE repayment plan must select a new option or face automatic placement on a more expensive standard plan, with notices starting Friday.
Montana Expands Native American Tuition Waiver Access
Montana's university system has revised its Native American tuition waiver program, removing blood quantum requirements and expanding eligibility to tribal descendants, potentially affecting thousands of students.
Trump Education Dept Directs SAVE Plan Borrowers to Repay
Over 7 million student loan borrowers in the Biden-era SAVE plan must seek new repayment options after a court struck it down, with notices starting Friday.
Tate's First Ever School Loan: LS Lowry Artwork Displayed
The Tate has loaned an LS Lowry painting to a school for the first time, with 'Dwelling, Ordsall Lane, Salford' displayed at the Lowry Academy in Greater Manchester to inspire students through arts workshops.
UK Issues New Screen Time Rules for Young Children
The UK government has released updated screen time guidance for children under five, recommending limits and shared viewing. Research shows touchscreens can both help and hinder social development.
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Princess Charlotte's Potential School with High Fees Revealed
Speculation mounts over Princess Charlotte's secondary education as Wellington College emerges as a strong contender, with fees reaching £20,750 per term for boarders.
New Screen Time Limits: Under-Fives Restricted to One Hour Daily
New Government guidelines advise parents to limit screen time to one hour daily for under-fives and keep them off AI and social media, aiming to build healthy digital habits.
Education Department Relocates in Trump Dismantling Plan
The U.S. Education Department will move from its Washington headquarters to a smaller office as part of the Trump administration's efforts to dismantle the agency, officials announced on Thursday.
Trump Administration Probes Race in Medical School Admissions
The Trump administration has initiated investigations into race-based admissions practices at Stanford, Ohio State, and UC San Diego medical schools, intensifying its scrutiny of higher education institutions.
San Francisco Reinstates Eighth-Grade Algebra After 12 Years
In a narrow 4-3 vote, the San Francisco Board of Education has decided to bring back eighth-grade algebra, reversing a 12-year policy that aimed to help disadvantaged students but instead led to declining AP math participation and failed to close racial e
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Severe School Absence Hits Record High Despite Labour Efforts
Government data reveals severe pupil absence reached a new peak last year, with 2.39% missing over half their classes. While overall attendance improves, SEND pupils drive the concerning trend.
Teacher Avoids Ban After Ketamine Driving Conviction
A design and technology teacher convicted of driving under ketamine influence with cannabis in his car has avoided a teaching prohibition after apologising to misconduct panel.
Society, Not Parents, to Blame for Unsafe Online World
A cyber-psychologist argues that society, not parents or platforms, creates unsafe online experiences for children, calling for digital literacy education over bans.
Sydney School Drops Indigenous House Names After Parent Outcry
Appin Public School near Sydney has paused plans to rename sport houses after Indigenous figures like Cathy Freeman and Eddie Mabo following complaints from parents about exclusion and lack of consultation.
AI Censors School Books: 1984, Twilight Banned, Librarian Resigns
A Greater Manchester secondary school used artificial intelligence to justify banning nearly 200 books from its library, including classics like 1984 and Twilight. The librarian faced a safeguarding investigation and resigned after the purge.
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Student Loan Crisis: Millions Face Decades of Debt Repayment
Nearly three million graduates now owe over £50,000 in student loans, with high interest rates causing balances to rise despite repayments. Many face an effective 9% income tax for 30 years.
Eamonn Holmes Slams Free School Meals, Discusses Huw Edwards
GB News presenter Eamonn Holmes has criticised free school meals and parents' responsibility while discussing his friendship with disgraced BBC anchor Huw Edwards.
Headteacher Banned for £56,000 School Credit Card Misuse
A Catholic primary school headteacher in Kensington has been permanently barred from teaching after spending over £56,000 on Amazon purchases and train tickets using school funds without proper accounting.
Michigan Rural Students Choose Between College and Home
Students in northern Michigan's remote schools grapple with leaving for higher education or staying for trade jobs, as poverty and community ties shape their futures.
Peter Griffiths: Legacy of Educational Reform and Leadership
Peter Griffiths, a pioneering figure in education, passed away, leaving a profound impact on policy and practice through his innovative approaches and dedication to reform.
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Oral Exams Return to US Colleges Amid AI Crisis
US universities are reviving oral examinations to combat AI-generated assignments. Professors report perfect homework but blank stares when students explain work, prompting a shift to face-to-face assessments.
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