State School in Poorest Borough Sets Record Oxbridge Offers
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.
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Millie Mackintosh Explores Homeschooling for Daughters
Former Made In Chelsea star Millie Mackintosh reveals she is researching homeschooling for her two daughters, discusses potential neurodivergence signs, and reflects on her own school struggles amid recent separation from husband Hugo Taylor.
Teacher Banned After Hair Caught in Classroom Machinery
Design and technology teacher Edward Webb has been prohibited from teaching indefinitely after a year 10 student's hair became entangled in machinery during a lesson at Cove School in Farnborough.
Corbyn: Independence Referendum is Scotland's Choice
Jeremy Corbyn declares Scottish independence referendum should be decided by the people, not Westminster, as Your Party Scotland announces 2026 election candidates.
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Father's Dilemma Over Son's Michael Jackson Obsession
Sarfraz Manzoor grapples with his nine-year-old son's love for Michael Jackson, confronting the difficult question of separating art from artist amid serious allegations.
Corbyn: Scottish Independence Referendum Choice is Scotland's
Jeremy Corbyn asserts that Scotland should decide on holding an independence referendum, not Westminster, during a speech at the Your Party Scotland conference in Dundee.
Cornishmen Debate Devolution, Tariffs and Identity
Two Cornish residents, John and Jeremy, discuss local issues like housing, devolution, and surprising agreement on tariffs during a Guardian 'Dining Across the Divide' feature.
Corbyn: Scottish Independence Referendum Is Scotland's Choice
Jeremy Corbyn asserts that a Scottish independence referendum should be determined by Scottish people, not Westminster, during Your Party Scotland conference in Dundee.
Student Loan System Faces Collapse Amid Graduate Revolt
The UK's student loan system is under unprecedented pressure as millions of graduates face soaring repayments and frozen thresholds. With average debts hitting £53,000 and repayments extending into retirement, Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces mounting polit
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Headmaster Urges Parents to Resist Smartphone Tracking for Kids
A London headmaster advises parents to 'let go' and avoid giving children smartphones for tracking, citing addiction risks and promoting independence through a 'brick phone' policy at his school.
Barnsley Leads England in School Holiday Fines Amid Record Penalties
Barnsley emerges as England's holiday fine capital with 5,275 penalties issued last year, as national fines hit 459,288. Parents debate the value of term-time travel versus educational disruption.
Student Loan System Loses Track of 370,000 Graduates
The Student Loans Company admits it has no details on over 370,000 graduates, with billions potentially lost. Experts warn taxpayers may foot the bill as officials investigate possible scams.
Student Loans System Should Be Scrapped, Says Editorial
An editorial argues the UK student loans system is unsustainable and immoral, exploiting graduates with high interest rates and unfair repayment terms that hinder economic growth.
Screens in Classrooms: A Mindful Tool for Teaching
A teaching assistant defends the purposeful use of screens in schools, arguing they enhance lessons like blackboards did, while programs like Voice 21 and Opal foster oral skills and outdoor play.
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Graduate Loan Debt Crisis: Martin Lewis Demands Rethink
Growing anger over ballooning student loan debts is sparking a fresh government crisis, with Martin Lewis leading calls for urgent reform as graduates face lifelong financial burdens.
Student Loan Term Tweaks Leave Graduates Thousands Worse Off
Analysis by the Institute for Fiscal Studies shows Plan 2 student loan modifications have increased repayment burdens, with some graduates facing £16,000 extra costs due to threshold freezes and interest adjustments.
Ofsted Overhaul Adds Mental Health Monitoring for School Leaders
Ofsted and NAHT union collaborate to monitor the new school inspection system's impact on headteacher mental health, following concerns raised after Ruth Perry's death.
Ofsted to Monitor Mental Health Impact of New School Inspections
Ofsted and the NAHT union will collaborate to assess how the updated report card system affects headteacher wellbeing, following concerns raised after Ruth Perry's death.
Australian Schools Debate Welcome to Country Ceremonies and Teacher Attire
Australian educators are divided over daily Welcome to Country ceremonies and Indigenous slogan clothing in classrooms, sparking debates on political neutrality versus cultural education.
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Idaho Teacher Sues Over 'Everyone is Welcome' Banner Removal
A former Idaho teacher has filed a federal lawsuit alleging constitutional violations after being forced to remove a classroom banner promoting inclusivity under a new state law banning ideological displays.
Swinney Snubs Pub Summit Amid Scots Hospitality Crisis Warning
First Minister John Swinney has rejected an invitation to discuss business rates with Tory leader Russell Findlay and tycoon Sir Tom Hunter, defending tax rises as pubs face hikes up to 576%.
Send Reforms Urgent as Councils Face Bankruptcy from Rising Costs
Eight in 10 English local authorities risk bankruptcy due to soaring Send costs, with deficits projected to hit £14bn by 2028. Council leaders demand debt write-offs as the government prepares an education white paper for reform.
Scotland World Cup Bank Holiday Confirmed for 2026
A bank holiday has been announced for Scotland on June 15, 2026, to celebrate the nation's return to the FIFA World Cup, marking their first appearance since 1998.
Scotland Bank Holiday for World Cup Return Confirmed
A special bank holiday has been officially declared for Scotland on June 15, 2026, to celebrate the national football team's first World Cup appearance in 28 years.
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Scotland Homelessness Hits Record High Amid Refugee Influx
Official figures reveal a record number of households in temporary accommodation in Scotland, with refugee homelessness applications soaring by over 50% in six months.
Stormont Minister Grilled Over Pothole 'Pandemic'
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins pressed by MLAs over road defects, with 49,000 reported in three months and a funeral limousine incident highlighting the crisis.
Stormont Leaders 'Prioritising Division Over Delivery'
Opposition leader Matthew O'Toole criticises Northern Ireland's devolved government on its second anniversary, claiming leaders focus on tribal politics over childcare and housing.
£160k Tutor Sought as 'Education Architect' for Europe Trip
A New York-based family is offering £160,000 annually for a private tutor to deliver a bespoke 'world-schooling' education to three young children during a year-long pan-European journey.
Australia's High School Fees Among World's Highest
New research reveals Australian families face some of the world's most expensive high school costs, driven by high private school fees and enrolment rates, with calls for funding reform.
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Swinney 'Fabricated' QEUH Quote, Claims Labour
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar demands John Swinney corrects the Holyrood record, accusing the First Minister of misleading Parliament over Queen Elizabeth University Hospital opening pressure claims.
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