What happened when 10 teens gave up their smartphones?
Will, Ruby and Grace are among those swapping their devices for basic phones, for five days.
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What happened when 10 teens gave up their smartphones?
Will, Ruby and Grace are among those swapping their devices for basic phones, for five days.
Young voters on key issues and 'snubs'
Some students at BHASVIC say politicians do not take them seriously as they share key issues.
Flights offer for crisis-hit Nigerian students
Some students at Teesside University are being seriously affected by the Nigerian currency crisis.
Bluey cartoon disrupts election count plans
Bluey's live theatre show gives a headache for those trying to organise an election count.
Parents asked to put away phones at school gate
The headteacher says he is trying to "resurrect the joy of conversation back into the community".
Labour pledges 100,000 new childcare places
The funding will come from Labour's plan to levy VAT on private schools, the party says.
Exercise challenge 'brought me back to my dad'
Charlotte Greatorex says her challenge was in honour of her father, who died when she was nine.
'I could have ended up homeless after my parents died'
Hannah and Charlie are thriving after a tough start but their supported housing is under threat.
Would a 1.40pm Friday finish stop teachers quitting?
The number of teachers in England has risen - but so has the number leaving, the latest figures reveal.
Would a 1.40pm Friday finish stop teachers quitting?
The number of teachers in England has risen - but so has the number leaving, the latest figures reveal.
I need two jobs to pay for driving lessons - teen
Beca says almost all her salary goes on the cost of living, leaving her nothing spare each month.
Boys asking teachers how to choke girls during sex
Dr Tamasine Preece says boys have asked her if "a soft squeeze on the neck is OK".
Plans shelved for shorter school holidays in Wales
Plans to shorten the school holidays from six to five weeks have been paused by the Welsh government.
'Insomnia was part of why I quit being a teacher'
Treatment for insomnia is hard to get, with one woman saying she has suffered her entire life.
Move to home education biggest since pandemic
The number of pupils moving to home education has risen by 22% in the past year.
How afternoon tea helps inmates learn life skills
BBC London went to HMP Pentonville to see how the DofE awards hopefuls are doing the course behind bars.
Labour plans apprenticeship funding shake-up
Labour say they'll give businesses more flexibility on how they spend apprenticeships levy funding.
Magic moment for five generations of same family
Five generations of one family gather for the first time as the youngest visits London from Australia.
‘Aposiopesis’: Watch 12-year-old win US Spelling Bee
Bruhat Soma correctly spelled words like ‘caixinha’ and ‘sciniph’ to take home the $50,000 prize.
