Education
School with no pupils to close by end of month
Fountains Earth Church of England Primary School in Upper Nidderdale will close by 31 March.
Primary school with no pupils to close in April
Plans were drawn up to close Hexton JMI the school, founded in 1846, in 2021, when it had 21 pupils.
NI lecturers reject 'insulting' pay offer
UCU and NASUWT call on the economy minister to "urgently engage" in talks over lecturer pay.
PE teachers retrain in maths to fill school gaps
As research warns of maths teacher shortages, schools say they are turning to PE teachers to plug gaps.
Pupils hear 'magnificent' melodies from orchestra
Musicians delivered workshops to thousands of children, the majority from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Schools failing children with allergies - report
A Cambridgeshire mum wants changes to the law to protect children with allergies after her son died.
The rehab service that keeps families together
Harper House supports parents to get clean while still having responsibility for their children.
Childcare shortage worsens as costs rise – report
Fewer than a third of councils in all areas have enough spaces for children under two, a charity finds.
How many people take apprenticeships and how much are they paid?
Going to school, college or university five days a week is not the only way to get a qualification.
How do I choose an apprenticeship, and is the pay good?
Going to school, college or university five days a week is not the only way to get a qualification.
Student paramedics learn to tackle home births via VR
Student paramedics are being taught how to deal with home births that go wrong by using virtual reality technology.
PM pledges to create 20,000 more apprenticeships
The government says it will fully fund training for people under 21 from April, as part of a £60m investment.
Scottish childminder numbers halve in a decade
Scottish Labour accuses the Scottish government of failing families after the figures were revealed.
Secret classes to counter Russian brainwashing in occupied Ukraine
Forced to move from Melitopol, “Nataliia” now risks teaching hundreds of former students online.
Children 'let down' by dropped transport changes
Plans to reduce the distance children travel before they can get free transport have been scrapped.
Don't take free period products away, say charities
The UK government hasn't said if it will keep giving out free tampons and pads in England past July.
No council apology for pupil's 26-mile school trek
A pupil will travel the a marathon distance each day to attend school due to a shortage of places.
Head disgusted by food requests in-house caterers
Jason Ashley says he has a "lack of trust in Chartwells to transform the catering" in his school.
Essex is the worst in England for SEND assessments
Essex is the worst place in England for assessing children with special needs with just 1% complete in 20 weeks.
How a head teacher saved his pupils from a knifeman
Children hid under desks as Ciran Stapleton kept an armed intruder talking in the school corridor.