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How to survive a 1,200 mile walk with your teenage son
Finn, 13, and his mum Kerry-Anne have just completed a walk around the perimeter of Wales.
How to survive a 1,200 mile walk with your teenage son
Finn, 13, and his mum Kerry-Anne have just completed a walk around the perimeter of Wales.
'When I found out I got a first I was so shocked'
In 2023 nearly a third of students across Northern Ireland achieved first-class degrees.
Record foreign student numbers at Scottish universities
International students made up nearly 29% of the total in 2022/23 - but experts believe the figure may have peaked.
Texas school shared black outfit ban 'prematurely'
The Texas middle school cited student mental health concerns when it announced the new dress code.
Parents call for action over Aberdeenshire teacher numbers
Leaders of 17 parent councils said some subjects were not able to be taught and described the issue as "crucial".
Teenager hopes to become wheelwright apprentice
15-year-old Sophie is learning the ancient craft at the Revesby Estate.
Thousands of anxious pupils got blank results email
Youngsters have complained after being sent an email from the SQA that did not include their grades.
SQA results day 2024: What happens after results come out?
Around 145,000 students across Scotland will receive their exams results on 6 August.
I’m staying on at school despite signing football deal
Harry McLean says he is well aware that his two-year contract does not guarantee a long career in the game.
Parents' plea for exam help for Raac-hit school
Parents say they are "disappointed" more has not been done to help their children.
'There’s never been a better time to apply to vet school'
There is a shortage of vets across the country but it is particularly acute in the most rural and remote areas.
School's 'father figure' banned after sexual abuse
A panel heard evidence from five ex-pupils who Christopher Charlton taught more than 30 years ago.
Mum and daughter graduate together
Aspiring teachers Zoe Tett and Georgia Boote collect their degrees from the same uni on the same day.
'I didn't feel I was a good mum, or a good teacher'
More than 9,000 women in their 30s left teaching in England last year, the largest single group.