A woman recalled writhing in period pain during her A-levels as she struggled to concentrate.

The Education Select Committee report warns that some phone use resembles "behavioural addiction".

Thames Valley Police has arrested 17 people on suspicion of affray and aggravated trespass.

A further seven college strikes will go ahead after "no real progress" was made during talks with employers.

Schools like Gareth Lewis' are responding to a squeeze on budgets, while others are cutting jobs.

Oxford Action for Palestine have organised a sit-in at university offices on Wellington Square.

St Albans Primary Schools Consortium says the phones can expose children to "negative risks".

Teesside University students have struggled to pay tuition fees since currency in Nigeria crashed.

The University of Aberdeen says it has taken steps to now be on a "firm" future financial footing.

Teachers speak out anonymously about standards enforced by a trust at four of its secondary schools.

Police and the school say all children are out of the building and safe.

Hundreds of lecturers are taking part in the first of nine national strikes over the next three weeks.

Robotic patients will be used at Darlington College for students to practice a range of treatments.

A Gwynedd school makes an appeal as it looks to support pupils who cannot afford the celebration.

The cost at Dalry in Dumfries and Galloway is more than seven times the regional average.

Some parents have safety concerns about Gatehouse Primary despite reassurances from the council.

Thousands of children miss out as some councils in England fail to meet deadlines, the BBC finds.

Former pupils and colleagues describe bullying campaigns and violence under Foden's leadership.

Draft guidance for England ensures pupils are not exposed to disturbing content, the prime minister says.

New guidance for schools in England is expected to be set out on Thursday.