Regulator Faces Court Over Bible College Funding
The Office for Students is facing a judicial review for allegedly failing to investigate breaches of academic freedom laws at theological colleges receiving public funds.
Category : Devolution
BTec Reprieve as V-Levels' Case Remains Unproven
The UK government has delayed defunding BTecs in health and business, but concerns persist over rushed V-level reforms and their impact on post-16 education opportunities for young people.
Young Voter Backlash Looms Over Student Loan Reform Failure
The National Union of Students warns the government is running out of time to reform student loans, risking loss of support from millions of young voters.
Stormont Demands Meaningful Heating Oil Subsidy from UK
Finance Minister John O'Dowd insists any UK government subsidy for heating oil users must be meaningful and delivered quickly to help Northern Ireland households facing financial crisis.
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High Screen Time in Babies Sparks Call for New Guidance
Research finds 72% of nine-month-olds have daily screen exposure, averaging 41 minutes, with calls for updated government advice on digital use for under-fives.
Swinney Announces £11m Glasgow Fire Support Package
Scottish First Minister John Swinney has pledged £11 million in funding to aid Glasgow's recovery from the devastating Union Street fire, including demolition costs and business support.
Professor Jonathan Brown, Adult Education Pioneer, Dies at 88
Jonathan Brown, a professor of educational guidance at the Open University, passed away aged 88. He dedicated his career to expanding educational opportunities for adults, influencing policy and founding key organisations.
Children's Laureate: Non-Readers Start as 'Second-Class Citizens'
Frank Cottrell-Boyce reveals nearly 50% of children begin school without being read to, creating a massive disadvantage. Government launches National Year of Reading campaign.
Women Pay More in Student Loans Due to Maternity Leave Penalties
Amy Blundell reveals how maternity leave led to £3,000 in added interest on her £90K student loan, highlighting systemic unfairness for women in education financing.
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Jo Frost: Simple Key to Earning Children's Respect
Childcare expert Jo Frost shares a straightforward parenting method to foster respect by modeling respectful behavior yourself, emphasizing it must be earned, not demanded.
Phillipson Accuses Lawyers of Exploiting Special Needs Parents
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has claimed lawyers have a vested interest in maintaining a failed special educational needs system, accusing them of exploiting parents for profit.
100-Year-Old Woman Returns to School After 86 Years Since WWII
Maureen Smith, aged 100, visited Tolworth Girls' School in Surrey for the first time since 1939, sharing wartime memories with students and staff during a poignant reunion.
Schools Fight Reading Decline with Libraries and Book Clubs
In the National Year of Reading, UK schools like Christ Church primary in London are reversing a national decline in children's reading enjoyment through libraries, book clubs, and community initiatives.
Nationwide Launches Free Financial Education Accreditation for Teachers
Nationwide Building Society introduces free financial education accreditation for primary and secondary teachers, with training and ready-to-use materials to boost money skills in children.
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Ofsted Chief Vows High Standards for Disadvantaged Pupils
Sir Martyn Oliver pledges Ofsted will never downplay poor outcomes for vulnerable students, defending new inspection changes amid union criticism over pressure on schools.
Interest-Free Student Loans: A Fairer Path for Graduates
As interest-free deals flood high streets for goods like sofas, the UK's student loan system imposes steep interest from day one, sparking a moral debate on fairness and reform.
Ofsted Chief Vows to Fight 'Low Expectations' in Schools
Ofsted's chief inspector Sir Martyn Oliver defends new report card system, pledging not to downplay outcomes for disadvantaged students despite union concerns over staff mental health.
Schools Guidance Banning Jesus Drawings Sparks Political Row
Bridget Phillipson faces Conservative demands to withdraw controversial council guidance warning schools against pupils drawing Jesus to avoid offending Muslim students, amid free speech concerns.
Ken Weetch, Labour MP and Education Advocate, Dies at 96
Ken Weetch, a former Labour MP known for his passionate advocacy for education and social justice, has passed away at the age of 96, leaving a legacy of public service.
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College Students Raise Puppies for Service Dog Training
University programs across the US enable students to raise and socialise puppies that later become service dogs, offering mutual benefits for both the animals and the volunteers.
Scottish School Strike Threat Eases with Draft Deal
A draft agreement between the EIS teaching union and Scottish ministers could avert planned school closures across Scotland, pending approval from local council body Cosla.
Teacher Avoids Ban After Blaming Italian Heritage for Touching
A former teacher at a prestigious £62,000-a-year boys' school has escaped suspension despite inappropriate touching of two pupils, attributing his behavior to his 'Italian heritage' and tactile nature.
Teachers Strike Over Violent Pupils in Rochdale and Manchester
Teachers at St Cuthbert's RC High School in Rochdale and Lily Lane Primary School in Manchester are striking over 'untenable levels' of violence, with staff reporting being locked in rooms, kicked, and having tables thrown at them.
Teacher Fired for Filming Explicit Videos Blames Anxiety
A New Zealand teacher lost her job after filming herself urinating in classrooms and on a student's hat, posting videos online. She cited extreme anxiety, but the tribunal ruled it serious misconduct.
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Trump Visa Changes Squeeze Rural Schools Relying on International Teachers
Rural school districts across the United States are facing severe teacher shortages as Trump administration visa changes jeopardize their reliance on international educators from countries like Jamaica and the Philippines.
MPs Probe 'Unfair' Student Loans, Pressuring Labour
The Commons Treasury Committee investigates if student loan 'goalposts' were moved unfairly, as Labour faces pressure over frozen repayment thresholds and high interest rates.
AI Use in University Assessments Hits 95% Among Students
A new survey shows 95% of undergraduates now use AI tools like ChatGPT for assessments, with 12% submitting AI-generated text. While many report benefits, concerns about laziness and diminished thinking skills are rising.
Montana Brown Sparks Fury Over School Dessert Criticism
Reality TV star Montana Brown faces backlash after calling school desserts 'tone deaf' and 'addictive', with critics accusing her of ignoring child poverty issues.
Scottish School Strikes May Be Averted After Draft Deal
A draft agreement between the Educational Institute of Scotland and Scottish ministers could prevent planned school closures across multiple councils, pending approval from Cosla.
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School Official Fired After Sharing Kindergarten Fight Video
A Georgia school administrator was dismissed after posting a video of kindergartners brawling in a cafeteria on social media, sparking parental outrage over privacy breaches.
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