Judge orders Scottish schools to provide single-sex toilets (link is external)
A case was brought against Scottish Borders Council which had installed only gender neutral toilets in a replacement school.
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Is an early night the key to better test results? (link is external)
Cambridge researchers find young people who sleep for longer perform better in cognitive tests.
Is an early night the key to better test results? (link is external)
Cambridge researchers find young people who sleep for longer perform better in cognitive tests.
Breakfast clubs 'indicative of society', says head (link is external)
More than 20 schools in Essex are taking part in a pilot scheme providing breakfast clubs to pupils.
University funding 'not working' - vice chancellor (link is external)
Prof Rama Thirunamachandran asks the government to increase tuition fees in line with inflation.
Knife crime lessons should be mandatory - charity (link is external)
The charity says teaching children about knife crime sooner will help them stay safe.
College denied student loan funding after government investigation (link is external)
Oxford Business College says it will legally challenge the government's decision to remove its funding.
Britain's nursery problem: Parents still face 'childcare deserts' (link is external)
Nursery places can difficult to find, particularly in certain areas - so why have successive governments not yet found a solution?
Britain's nursery problem: Parents still face 'childcare deserts' (link is external)
Nursery places can difficult to find, particularly in certain areas - so why have successive governments not yet found a solution?
Britain's nursery problem: Parents still face 'childcare deserts' (link is external)
Nursery places can difficult to find, particularly in certain areas - so why have successive governments not yet found a solution?
Free breakfast clubs to open at 750 schools (link is external)
Thousands of parents will be able to access 30 minutes of morning childcare from Tuesday.
Ranganathan criticises council over school places (link is external)
He says his son's allocated school is "on the other side of town" to the one his siblings attend.
Influencers fuelling misogyny in schools, teachers say (link is external)
Almost three in five teachers believe social media use has had a negative effect on behaviour in schools, according to a union poll.
'Our dad's a teacher - this is how we deal with revision stress at home' (link is external)
Three teenagers and their teacher dad give some top tips on how to survive the stressful exam period.
'Our dad's a teacher - this is how we deal with revision stress at home' (link is external)
Three teenagers and their teacher dad give some top tips on how to survive the stressful exam period.
'Our dad's a teacher - this is how we deal with revision stress at home' (link is external)
Three teenagers and their teacher dad give some top tips on how to survive the stressful exam period.
Teachers will rally against Labour over pay, says union leader (link is external)
The National Education Union's general secretary says Labour MPs could pay a 'high political price'.
'Romeo and Juliet' clause exempts consensual teen sex (link is external)
The Crime and Policing Bill puts a new duty on teachers, GPs, and other professionals to report concerns or face criminal sanctions.
How do I appeal my child's primary school place? (link is external)
Parents in England, Wales and Scotland have been told which primary school their children will be going to.
Protest students feared for university futures (link is external)
Mariyah Ali and Antonia Listrat were part of a pro-Palestinian demonstration at the University of Birmingham.
