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It apologises for not doing more to help a primary school pupil struggling to attend classes.
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First 750 schools named for free breakfast clubs
From April, a pilot scheme will offer free breakfasts for 180,000 pupils before class.
Secondary school places 2025: When do parents find out?
Parents will soon find out which schools their children will be attending from September this year.
First 750 schools named for free breakfast clubs
From April, a pilot scheme will offer free breakfasts for 180,000 pupils before class.
Dundee University staff begin three-week strike
Members of the University and College Union are taking industrial action over potential job cuts
Glasgow adds 6,000 student rooms over 10 years
Purpose-built housing for 5,879 students has been constructed in Glasgow since 2015.
More than 100 knives reported in region's schools
A total of 103 blades have been brought into South Yorkshire schools in the past three years.
Parents 'heartbroken' as school announces closure
Fairfield PNEU School told parents it will close in August due to the "economic environment".
'Brain injury stole my daughter'
Bella, from Ingleby Barwick, had been healthy until she contracted Covid-19 aged 17, her mum says.
School will crumble without repairs - teachers
School leaders are calling for support to make repairs to the Grade II-listed building.
Church threatens legal action over school closures
The Diocese of Portsmouth has set out its legal opposition to the Isle of Wight Council plans.
Green light for £50m programme to improve schools
The money will be used to build new schools and for refurbishments to improve energy efficiency.
Primary school 'calmer' following pupil training
About 20 pupils are learning how to be "upstanders" so that they can look out for younger children.
The schools where smartphones won't be allowed
A charity wants parents to delay smartphone purchases for their children until they are least 14.
Universities should consider using reserves to save jobs - minister
Critics say extra funding announced will not solve Wales' higher education financial challenges.
'We must stop mollycoddling kids' says Saturday detentions head teacher
Inside the school where a controversial new head warns against "hiding behind words like wellbeing".
Review of school sex survey to be published
The survey hit the headlines in 2021 after asking pupils as young as 14 about their sexual experiences.
Deputy head raised behaviour issues before stabbing
A deputy head teacher wrote to the Welsh government expressing concerns about behaviour at the school.
Unaccredited online schools cost more than £400k
Dozens of children in one county have been sent to unaccredited online schools at a cost of more than £400,000.
Less than a third of 18-year-olds apply for uni
Wales will be at an "economic disadvantage" if it doesn't increase student numbers, sector warns.
