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Christian schools' legal challenge against VAT on fees
The King's School, in Fair Oak, Hampshire, says VAT on school fees is unlawful discrimination.
Children to stay in education or training in NI until 18
At present, young people in Northern Ireland can leave school at the age of 16.
Dad says taking parental leave was 'challenging'
A dad said taking shared parental leave came with "stigma attached to it".
Councils 'sleepwalking into crisis' over schools
Authorities are being urged to discuss falling pupil numbers as a regional issue.
Pupils face two-hour commute under new rules in Wales
Parents say their children may have to walk up to three miles in difficult conditions.
New nursery safety rules welcomed by parents
The new government guidelines on food and eating in nurseries come into force in September 2025.
London primaries urged to teach kids about misogyny
Sadiq Khan launches teaching tool to educate primary school children about healthy relationships.
MP calls for review of school building inspections
Fifteen schools currently have ceilings in need of urgent repair, with issues missed during surveys.
Teacher who sent indecent images to 'boy' banned
He asked for photos of the "boy" performing sexual acts, a Teaching Regulation Agency report says.
School scheme 'punishes poverty', says Belfast principal
The head of an Irish-speaking school in west Belfast says a new funding scheme punishes the poor.
Risks still present after head's death, sister says
The sister of head teacher Ruth Perry challenges Reading councillors over the response to her death.
Schoolchildren doing more exercise in Wales - survey
A nationwide survey also asks students questions on topics including mental health and screen time.
University student dies after incident at gym
Police say the death is "being treated as unexplained".
Universities cut jobs to close funding black hole
Cardiff University's boss says redundancy numbers are uncertain as Bangor also seeks job cuts.
University faces £50m shortfall in finances
A drop in international students has caused financial problems at The University of Sheffield.
Education has failed LGBT pupils, NI politicians told
A campaigner tells Stormont some lessons can become a debate on whether being gay is right or wrong.
'World-first' study examines period pain in teens
Researchers hope to see if period pain as a teenager makes chronic pain as an adult more likely.
Only 6% of Welsh school vegetables grown in Wales
Food security concerns lead to a drive for schools to use more homegrown vegetables.
IT fault gave primary school children access to porn
City of Edinburgh Council is investigating how filters designed to prevent children from harmful content were not activated.
