Young people say smartphones 'almost essential'
Dorset young people says their devices help them stay in touch with friends and feel safer.
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Young people say smartphones 'almost essential'
Dorset young people says their devices help them stay in touch with friends and feel safer.
Young children taking knives to school, BBC finds
Incidents of young children bringing knives into primary schools have been revealed by a BBC investigation.
Young children taking knives to school, BBC finds
Incidents of young children bringing knives into primary schools have been revealed by a BBC investigation.
'Half my mind is still in Gaza': Evacuated teacher begins studies in UK
Sanaa el-Azab is one of 58 people who have been evacuated from Gaza to study at universities in the UK on scholarships.
Children harmed by decision to redeploy health visitors, Covid inquiry hears
Some children paid "the highest price" of death because of redeployments, says health visiting charity head.
Children's books pulled over explicit weblink
Schools have issued a warning to parents after a URL directed readers to inappropriate content.
Somalia to increase Swahili teaching to boost East African ties
The president says it will speed up integration into East Africa, seen as crucial for boosting trade.
How Stacey Solomon decluttered our homes back from the brink
Three families share the realisations that enabled them to declutter and transform their homes and lives.
How Stacey Solomon decluttered our homes back from the brink
Three families share the realisations that enabled them to declutter and transform their homes and lives.
PM urges students not to join pro-Palestinian protests on 7 October
The prime minister says it is "un-British" to hold pro-Palestinian protests on the second anniversary of Hamas's attacks on Israel.
Parents fined as daughter absent nearly 200 times
A mum and dad have been fined, despite spending up to £70 per week trying to get daughter to school, a court heard.
Uni defends new Kazakhstan campus amid human rights concerns
Hundreds of students have started lectures at the new campus, which is 3,712 miles from Cardiff.
AS-levels could be scrapped and GCSE grades changed under plans
The Department of Education is considering removing AS-levels and a return to a two-year A-level course.
AS-levels could be scrapped and GCSE grades changed under plans
The Department of Education is considering removing AS-levels and a return to a two-year A-level course.
MoD spends millions on private schools to avoid Welsh language
Military personnel receive a private education allowance to avoid lessons in Welsh in state schools.
Teacher says pupils calmer after smartphone ban
Marie Lally says children are turning up at the school gates "more focused".
True cost of becoming a mum highlighted in new data on pay
New figures reveal mums in England see their earnings drop after having a first, second and third child.
True cost of becoming a mum highlighted in new data on pay
New figures reveal mums in England see their earnings drop after having a first, second and third child.
Reform Send system now or face billions in extra costs, ministers warned
The Institute for Fiscal Studies says more than 200,000 extra children will need Send support by 2029.
