Cost of living: Teachers' union issues strike vote warning over pay
The proposed pay rise of 5% will mean starting salaries for teachers will be £28,866 a year.
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Nurseries warn of closure risk without new funding
Fifteen councils have still to set funding rates for free childcare places for the new school year
Housing: Families left feeling helpless in search for homes
One mother says she was told that having a baby was putting her family at a disadvantage.
Glasgow students denied university accommodation
Prospective Glasgow University students have been told they are no longer guaranteed a place to stay.
Why have so many children's homes opened in Blackpool?
Councils across the country are sending vulnerable young people to children's homes in Blackpool. The approach is raising concerns.
Rochdale Council criticised over drag queen book reading postponements
Rochdale Council is "pandering to bullies" by postponing drag queen reading events, a councillor says.
Driving tests: More than half a million learners still waiting
Young people like 18-year-old Eloise says it could be another year before they pass their test.
Record numbers can't afford school uniforms, charity warns
Demand for the 'Back to School Bank', which helps parents in need, has almost tripled since 2018.
England student loan interest rate capped at 6.3%
Ministers say they want to provide support as prices rises, but analysts say it won't help students.
King's College London: Disabled student fighting for better access to campus
Wheelchair user Naomi Stenning has been campaigning at King's College London for two years to improve access to buildings.
Scottish exam pass rate drops from pandemic high
About 138,000 students are finding out how they did in National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher exams.
Cambridge University's mental health service ineffective, says report
Five students have died since March, with one confirmed and four others suspected of being suicide.
Covid: Parents urged to get help as speech referrals rise
One speech and language expert says referrals have increased since the Covid pandemic.
Child deaths expose mental health unit pressures
Chelsea Mooney was 17 when she died in a Camhs unit last year, following a self-harm incident.
Scottish exam results: When are they out and how will I get them?
Students are waiting to find out their National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher exam results.
Child Q: Schoolgirl strip-search not isolated issue, police data suggsts
The children's commissioner says she is concerned by data on incidents involving police in London.
Free school meals: Councils in England cut back on holiday food-voucher help
Vouchers are being cut in value or scrapped altogether across England, BBC News research reveals.
Minister must 'step up' over NI uniform costs
Children's commissioner says it is time for the NI Assembly to take action to tackle rising costs.
Covid: Mum urges vaccination take-up after baby loss
A mother who lost her baby after having Covid-19 while pregnant urges mums-to-be to get vaccinated.
Bristol students' 'sensational' film uncovers city's animals
The Bristol students spent time uncovering the city's diverse wildlife.
