Experts warn that private schools are preparing for a severe financial crisis in 2026, with VAT on fees combining with other rising costs to threaten closures and force strategic restructuring.
The Department for Education has released legally binding guidelines mandating parental involvement in gender identity cases and maintaining single-sex facilities in schools.
The Department for Education releases new guidance on gender-questioning pupils, advising caution on social transition and maintaining single-sex spaces like girls' toilets.
New statutory guidance for UK primary schools permits gender-questioning children to use different pronouns, emphasising caution, parental involvement, and clinical advice.
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In Clairton, Pennsylvania, an innovative MicroSociety program called 'Beartopia' is reshaping education for elementary students, blending real-world skills with academic learning in a community facing economic and social challenges.
Zack Polanski proposes writing off billions in student loans as graduates face high interest rates. Labour's Lucy Powell also criticises the system while Chancellor defends current approach.
A Huddersfield private school teacher has been struck off for five years after being found drunk during lessons and failing to address alcohol issues over several years.
Susie Dent highlights the decline in children's vocabulary due to increased screen time, urging families to read and play word games to boost language development.
A teacher with 30 years' experience reveals alarming trends: children arriving at school untrained in basic skills like toilet use, feeding, and book handling.
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National Union of Students members staged a protest outside Parliament, calling Chancellor Rachel Reeves a 'loan shark' over the freeze on student loan repayment thresholds announced in the autumn budget.
Veteran Yavar Abbas, 105, expressed joy at the launch of a memorial honouring the British Indian Army's sacrifices in both World Wars, hoping to see King Charles lay the first wreath.
A medical student's death during protests over unpaid stipends at Senegal's top university has sparked outrage and deepened disillusionment with the government's reform promises.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announces compulsory inclusion bases in all secondary schools as part of a £38bn education estate investment and SEND system overhaul.
San Francisco parents are scrambling to manage work and childcare as a teachers' strike enters its third day, leaving 50,000 students out of school over wage and benefit disputes.
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Families are increasingly hiring tutors at up to £250 an hour to help children manage anxiety and SEND needs during school entrance exams, as ministers push for more inclusive mainstream education.
A University of Birmingham study reveals restrictive mobile phone policies in schools do not improve student mental health, with staff spending over 100 hours weekly on enforcement, as government pushes for phone-free guidance.
Research from Birmingham University shows enforcing smartphone rules in English secondary schools consumes over 100 staff hours weekly, sparking debate over government guidance versus statutory bans.
New research from the University of Birmingham shows that both permissive and restrictive mobile phone policies in schools consume significant teacher hours, with calls for government intervention growing.
New research from the University of Birmingham shows restrictive mobile phone policies in secondary schools have no positive impact on pupil mental health while consuming over 100 hours of staff time weekly.
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Born from student discontent after the 2008 financial crash, the Rethinking Economics movement is reshaping how economics is taught worldwide, challenging traditional frameworks.
A major survey reveals overwhelming graduate discontent with student loan interest rates, with 87% calling the 6.2% maximum unfair and 84% saying fairer policies would influence their vote.
Experienced educators share compelling evidence that smaller class sizes significantly enhance student engagement, support for special needs, and overall educational achievement.
Thousands of San Francisco teachers launched a strike over healthcare costs and pay, closing all 120 schools and impacting 50,000 students for the first time in nearly 50 years.
A comprehensive guide to student loan repayment plans, collections, and recent policy changes affecting millions of borrowers in the United States.
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Financial expert Martin Lewis condemns UK Government's Plan 2 student loan threshold freeze, warning graduates could pay £250 more annually by 2030 in what he calls a 'graduate tax'.
Thousands of San Francisco public schoolteachers have launched their first strike in nearly 50 years, demanding higher wages, better healthcare, and more resources for special needs students.
Thousands of San Francisco public schoolteachers have launched their first strike in nearly five decades, demanding higher wages, improved health benefits, and more resources for special needs students.
New data reveals grammar school admissions have transformed into a national and international competition, with applications from China and across the UK displacing local white British pupils who struggle against intensive tutoring cultures.
Education Minister Georgia Gould reassures parents that children with special needs will not lose school places or assistance, amid government plans to reform Send provision in England.
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London Academy of Excellence in Newham has secured 62 Oxbridge offers for its students, with half from disadvantaged backgrounds and two-thirds being first-generation university attendees.
