University students facing course 'cold spots' as enrolments fall
New data analysis suggests courses like artificial intelligence are surging in popularity as languages fall.
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Children with cancer scammed out of millions fundraised for their treatment, BBC finds
Huge amounts appear to have been raised for seriously ill children who never received the money.
School staff balloted on strike action after fire concerns
A fire safety report found there was a substantial risk to life and fire exits were not easily openable.
Secondary school reopens following flu outbreak
Pupils and teachers are back onsite but the situation is being monitored "minute by minute".
Teacher banned after sending messages to student
Andrew Bennington was working at a college in Scarborough when he sent messages of a sexual nature.
Councils to get £3bn for thousands more school spaces for Send pupils
The government is promising 50,000 more places for children with special educational needs in schools in England.
AI has entered the classroom - but is it the solution for overworked teachers?
From deepfake teachers to remote maths lessons - how are schools using tech and AI in the classroom?
Hundreds of youth centres planned to reach 'isolated' generation
The government sets aside £500m it says is needed to revive services aimed at disconnected teens and young adults.
Some schools disrupted amid rise in flu cases
Flu is on the rise, but ministers say schools should only close in extreme circumstances.
Strict school 'harmful' to some pupils, review says
Review finds Mossbourne Victoria Park Academy's policies are "harmful" to some vulnerable pupils.
'School punished my child because I missed her parents' evening'
Louise Butcher is one of many parents who say a federation's two schools are too strict with pupils.
50,000 new apprenticeships promised in youth employment push
Funding will be used to help employ young people in sectors including AI, hospitality and engineering.
What is an apprenticeship and how much is the pay?
Apprentices split their time between training and working - and are paid by their employer.
How a 'fertility gap' is fuelling the rise of one-child families
'For every three children wanted… only two are born,' says one expert. So, what has led to this gap?
How a 'fertility gap' is fuelling the rise of one-child families
The proportion of UK families with one child has grown since the turn of the century - with knock-on effects for society
We'll end children living in B&Bs, government says
The child poverty strategy also includes making childcare more accessible for families on Universal Credit.
'My son is asking when his school will open again'
More than 200 pupils of Nazareth House primary school in Derry are at home for a second day because of concerns over the building's roof.
Former school could become campus for Send pupils
The council says repurposing an old school will "create urgently needed places locally".
Cost of unregistered children's care homes a 'national scandal' - Ofsted
The Children's Homes Association says there is no clear national plan and government must 'fix the system'.
School to start swimming lessons in memory of teen
After the death of former pupil Jack Lloyd, a primary will train children in a portable pool.
