Education

How A Spike In School Exclusions Could Be Fuelling Knife Crime In London

Leading charity says UK has seen a 40% rise in school exclusions in just 3 years.
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Men Are Happier When They Out-Perform Their Parents, Study Suggests

When that doesn’t happen, it can be as psychologically distressing as getting a divorce.
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Child Poverty Sees 'Malnourished, Grey-Looking Children' At Schools, Teachers Reveal

Desperate children seen stuffing food in pockets.
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School Term-Time Holiday Rules Are Stifling Children’s Creativity

Activity and the arts aren’t things that are peripheral, to be dropped the minute academia gets tough
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Investment In Teachers Is An Investment In Our Children And Young People

The NASUWT Conference will be sending a clear warning to governments and administrations across the UK on the need to address teachers’ concerns or risk further deepening the teacher recruitment and retention crisis
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In Yemen, Another Generation Is Being Lost To Conflict

Imagine all children in Wales waking up tomorrow to find their schools reduced to a heap of rubble
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Don't Feel Bad For Sending Your Kids To A Comprehensive, It Won't Impact Their GCSE Results

'There appears to be little added benefit from attending selective schools.'
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Exeter University Students Suspended Amid Probe Of 'Disgusting' Racist Messages

One message read: 'If they're black, send 'em back'.
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Students Evacuated After 400 Schools Receive Hoax Bomb Threat

Schools were demanded to 'hand over cash'.
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UK Teacher Wins Million-Dollar Global Teaching Prize

Theresa May commended Andria Zafirakou's 'enormous dedication'.
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