Universities enrolling foreign students with poor English, BBC finds
Institutions may be overlooking inadequate language skills to receive high fees from overseas students.
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Family fear for son as college funding dries up
A family are prepared to go to court so that their son continues getting funding for his education.
Teacher's pay rise simply impossible, says minister
Paul Givan tells assembly members that the teaching unions have asked for a 13.5% rise in 2024-25.
School closes after halls and corridor are flooded
A burst pipe causes flooding at North Denes Primary and Nursery in Great Yarmouth.
Parliament to debate bereavement lessons petition
Funeral director John Adams has campaigned for the move because he lost his mum at 12.
10 years on: Is shared parental leave 'failing working families'?
The government is reviewing the policy but campaigners say the current system is "broken".
School staff facing abuse daily - survey finds
The survey, by Unison, gathered the experiences of almost 800 school workers across the region.
Woman searching for birth parents found dad was a friend on Facebook
Tamuna Museridze has reunited hundreds of families torn apart by a baby trafficking scandal – now she has found her own birth parents.
University to close chemistry department
The university is also merging some of its schools following a drop in student numbers.
'School didn't suit me - but youth club learning does'
Some young people from east Belfast are calling for more support for education in youth clubs.
'School didn't suit me - but youth club learning does'
Some young people from east Belfast are calling for more support for education in youth clubs.
Single mum 'appalled' by school uniform delay costs
Bethany Hall has only received £50 worth of a £250 order from a school uniform supplier in Daventry.
Australian Senate approves social media ban on under-16s
The ban aims to reduce "harms" on children and will take at least a year to implement, the PM says.
University vet school accused of overlooking racism
The university says it is doing everything it reasonably can to support students.
Sixth form college teachers strike over pay
The National Education Union says 2,000 members are taking part in a walkout over pay.
Sixth form college staff take to the picket line
Lessons at two colleges in Brighton & Hove and one in Horsham will be affected.
'It's so easy to lie': A fifth of children use fake age on social media
The regulator finds a fifth of children are pretending to be adults, potentially exposing them to harm.
William Hague elected Oxford University chancellor
The former cabinet minister will become the 160th person to hold the 800-year-old position.
Parents 'upset' over schools merger plans
The Greenshaw Learning Trust wants to merge Moat and Robinswood Primary schools in Gloucester.
CCTV shows pupils abused and locked in padded room
Police have said staff will not face action over abuse of autistic children shown in videos leaked to the BBC.
