Education
Blanket highlighting school exclusion unveiled
The blanket is made of 2,999 pieces of fabric and is set to tour England to raise awareness.
Toddler found in road after escaping nursery
Talks are being held between the council, inspectors and the business to stop it happening again.
Everything you need to know about student loans
How do they work across the UK, what can I borrow and when do I have to start paying it back?
Nazi song row student group suspended by university
The university's Conservative Association is being investigated after an antisemitic video emerged.
Almost 1.8m people owe £50,000 or more in student debt
More than 61,000 people have balances of £100,000 or more and 50 owe upwards of £200,000, BBC finds.
The contentious exam deciding the fate of India’s doctors
The NEET exam has triggered nationwide protests, with students saying it has jeopardised their future.
Online safety warning as school holidays begin in Scotland
Police Scotland say reports of online child sexual abuse and exploitation have increased by 21% in a year.
Private school gives VAT lobbying tips to parents
The headmaster urges parents to voice worries about Labour's plan to add tax to private school fees.
University expecting £19m deficit looks to cut staff
The University says it is offering a voluntary severance scheme "with regret".
Free school meals auto-enrolment trial announced
At present families must apply for free school meals, meaning some eligible pupils miss out.
AI can beat university students, study suggests
University exams taken using artificial intelligence beat those by real students, in a limited study.
Banning smartphones helps learning, say educators
The majority of secondary schools in the islands have policies to prohibit or limit their use.
Banning smartphones helps learning, say educators
The majority of secondary schools in the islands have policies to prohibit or limit their use.
When your university neighbour turns out to be a prince
A former student remembers what it was like living next door to the future Emperor of Japan.
When your university neighbour turns out to be a prince
A former student remembers what it was like living next door to the future Emperor of Japan.
LGBT homeless: 'In hours, you can be on the street'
Accommodation has opened in Stoke-on-Trent specifically for LGBT+ people who are homelesss
What do SEN parents want would-be MPs to know?
What do parents of SEN children in the county with the longest assessment waits want of politicians?
Would Labour’s private school tax plan work?
A teacher and former policy adviser at the Department for Education discuss Labour’s proposed policy.
Would Labour’s private school tax plan work?
A teacher and former policy adviser at the Department for Education discuss Labour’s proposed policy.
If a university goes bust, which students lose most?
Whoever forms the next government is going to find it hard to ignore the issue of university funding
