Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay launched a blistering assault on the SNP's ballooning benefits bill during First Minister's Questions, accusing the government of fiscal irresponsibility while John Swinney defended welfare policies as ensuring
The Los Angeles Board of Education will hold a closed session to discuss Superintendent Alberto Carvalho following FBI searches at his home, district headquarters, and a Florida location linked to a defunct edtech firm.
Conservative lawmakers are funding right-leaning civic centres at public colleges, offering scholarships and courses to counter perceived liberal bias, sparking debates over academic freedom and political influence in higher education.
A landmark study analysing over 530 million spelling attempts from nearly one million UK schoolchildren reveals the most commonly misspelt words, with 'February' and 'definitely' topping the list.
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New research analysing 150 episodes of Bluey reveals the animated show models vital resilience skills for children, with nearly half containing clear resilience messages.
Julian Leeser has called on Australian universities to phase out group assignments, citing unfairness and racial disadvantages for international students.
India's Supreme Court has ordered an immediate ban on an 8th grade textbook containing a chapter about judicial corruption, calling it a conspiracy to undermine the judiciary.
Money expert Martin Lewis met with Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch to discuss student loan reform, as pressure mounts on the government to overhaul what graduates call an unfair system.
Los Angeles schools chief Alberto Carvalho, known for improving academics, had his home searched by the FBI as part of a federal investigation, with warrants also served at district offices.
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Prime Minister Keir Starmer hints at potential policy reversal on student loan interest rates, with ministers examining fairer alternatives to the current RPI-based system.
Jan Ainsley, a dedicated lecturer at the University of Chichester, has died at 76. She transformed English curricula to include diverse voices and advocated for accessible education for all ages.
Outgoing Scottish Finance Secretary Shona Robison calls for a more flexible fiscal settlement with Westminster as Holyrood passes the 2026-27 Budget, while opposition parties criticise the plan.
Ministers are exploring ways to ease the burden of student loans, including adjusting repayment thresholds and inflation rates, following pressure from graduates and MPs.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces backlash for freezing student loan repayment thresholds. Martin Lewis calls it 'horrible' and 'immoral,' while PM Keir Starmer pledges to review the system for fairness.
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves suggests upcoming spring forecast won't include student loan reforms, despite pressure from opposition and consumer advocates for fairer system.
A high school teacher faced disciplinary investigation after participating in a Palestine solidarity protest at Sainsbury's, as a new report documents nearly 1,000 incidents of repression across the UK.
A 52-year-old teacher has been struck off permanently after being convicted of sexual activity with a child, following an incident recorded on video after they drank alcohol together.
Labour MPs are pushing for reforms to Britain's 'regressive' student loan system, citing high graduate debts and unfair terms. Concerns include frozen repayment thresholds and calls for debt cancellation.
Labour MPs intensify calls for Sir Keir Starmer to reform the 'regressive' student loan system, with some demanding outright cancellation amid soaring graduate debts.
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The Treasury and Department for Education are in talks to potentially reverse a freeze on salary thresholds for student loan repayments and reduce interest rates, following pressure from Tory leader Kemi Badenoch.
A PE teacher who agreed to accept a £20,000 cannabis delivery for a drug dealer has been prohibited from teaching until 2032 after a misconduct hearing.
A teacher has been permanently banned from the profession after confessing to a sexual relationship with a pupil in the early 2000s and subsequently lying about it to his employer.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson faces criticism after suggesting boys should be allowed to wear dresses in school, as new trans guidance waters down Tory proposals.
The Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against UCLA, alleging the university failed to protect Jewish employees from antisemitic harassment during campus protests in 2023 and 2024.
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A rediscovered school report from 1972 describes a young Sarah Ferguson as enthusiastic but academically and behaviourally erratic, with details of her modest exam results and privileged upbringing.
Two decades after Jamie Oliver's campaign against Turkey Twizzlers, UK and Irish pupils face nutritionally poor school meals. Campaigners share shocking images of processed foods dominating lunch trays.
Assistant Minister Julian Hill warns that rising faith-based education and homeschooling could hinder social cohesion by limiting children's exposure to diverse cultures.
Great British Bake Off winner Nadiya Hussain tearfully announced she is stepping down from her teaching assistant job due to health concerns, just days after leaving her TV career.
Channel 4's 'Batch from Scratch' reveals three university students wasting £40 monthly in food, leaving a messy kitchen, while their overworked mother shoulders all responsibility, sparking outrage online.
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Pressure mounts on the government to reform student loans as graduates with £50,000 balances may need over £63,000 in earnings before their debt decreases, sparking a political row.
