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Questions over how university runs up £53m deficit
Cambridge University says finances are "strong" despite a report pointing to a £53m deficit.
Four-and-a-half day school week plan to be dropped
The local authority in Dumfries and Galloway is being advised to keep the current school structure.
VAT change is existential threat to private schools - headteacher
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to outline the plans in her budget on Wednesday.
Why tuition fees are set to rise - and what this means for students
With the cost of living rising, many students are concerned about the growing financial pressures at university
Perth and Kinross school strikes enter second week
The strike over council pay involves Unison members in the constituency area of First Minister John Swinney.
'I struggle to speak but dream of being on stage'
A lack of awareness of selective mutism is making diagnosis life worse for families living with it.
'She's my world and my heart' - an adoption journey
Rachel says adopting her daughter has been exciting and scary but she wouldn't have it any other way.
Reeves pledges £1.4bn for 'crumbling' classrooms
The chancellor says the government will ensure that 50 schools in England are rebuilt every year.
When is the deadline to apply for secondary school?
The deadline is approaching for parents to apply for their preferred secondary school for their child.
'I massively regret using AI to cheat at uni'
Hannah says she is lucky she wasn't thrown out of university after being caught using AI.
Parents lose hope as report says Send system broken
The special educational needs system is financially unsustainable, the National Audit Office warns.
Girl without smartphone unable to join in lesson
A mum says her daughter came home in tears after she did not have a smartphone to use in a lesson.
Boy restrained unnecessarily at special school, watchdog says
The mother of the boy says she feels vindicated by a watchdog's report into the case.
'A day off as a teacher is vital for my wellbeing'
Bosses say introducing a day off each fortnight is helping to motivate and attract new staff.
Free school meals trial feeds 20,000 more children
A new pilot scheme helps councils find eligible children who are unregistered for free school meals.
English smacking ban being considered by government
Government ministers are considering outlawing physical punishment of children, Department for Education confirms.
Fears children at risk due to taxi driver licensing
Children are being put at risk of abuse across the UK due to less stringent taxi rules, a Labour MP warns.
Primary schools close as strikes target Swinney's constituency
Unison members, which includes janitors and classroom assistants, have walked out over council pay.
Why adults are returning to school to study maths
A primary school in Dunmurry is running maths classes for parents and grandparents with the aim of helping both student and children
