Most graduates still gain financially from degrees
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Why are Scottish councils closing their outdoor centres?
Residential centres have given generations of schoolchildren a taste of outdoor life, but more are set to close this year.
Thousands of depression cases 'linked to universal credit'
The number of unemployed people with psychological distress rose 6.6% between 2013 and 2018, a study suggests.
Fears for future of children's homes as debts rise
Six of the 10 largest providers of children's homes and foster care are in debt, a report suggests.
Uni admissions could scrap use of predicted grades
Applications to university could switch to after pupils get their A-level results, says watchdog.
Legal victories over 'No DSS' letting agents
Two single mothers win out-of-court settlements against letting agents refusing benefit claimants.
Bosses told to stop spending apprentice cash on themselves
Education secretary warns employers to stop using apprenticeship funds for MBAs for top managers.
Why are some schools closing over coronavirus?
The official advice is that schools should not close, so why are some shutting their doors?
Childcare costs: Parents of children under two pay 5% more
A report finds part-time nursery care costs more than £130 per week in England, Scotland and Wales.
Climate change: Schools failing us, say pupils
Educated people cause most harm to the planet so schools must change, say teenage climate campaigners.
GCSEs: Exams in Wales could be sat online in future
The new head of Wales' exam watchdog believes "significantly more" tests could be sat online.
Trinity Hall: Cambridge college head 'steps back' over handling of sex complaints
Dr Jeremy Morris is moving aside while an internal review into how allegations were handled takes place.
The suicide prevention message from the rugby scrum
Boys told "open up" don't "man up" by top rugby players, in a suicide prevention scheme.
Pavement parking: 'No quick fix to selfish drivers'
A woman and her young son, who are both visually impaired, say walking to school is a nightmare.
UCL ban on staff-student relationships is 'a wake up call' - campaigners
Campaigners welcome a ban on intimate relationships between staff and their students at UCL.
'We're being punished for having a disabled daughter'
Kirsty Drexler's family have taken the council to court in hopes of keeping her specialist school transport.
Students hit by 14-day university lecturers strike
Students face disruption as union members in 74 universities begin 14 days of strike action.
TikTok 'family safety mode' gives parents some app control
A new mode links parents' TikTok accounts to their child's, and gives control over some features.
Six charged over Cambridge Uni climate protests
The charges relate to protests at Trinity College, Cambridge, and a research building in the city.
Call to scrap 'elitist' Oxford application fee
Oxford University faces accusations of unfairness over the cost of applying for courses.
