Britain's oldest teacher looks back on his legacy (link is external)
Dr Neville Brown founded a specialist dyslexia school and has helped hundreds of children.
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Delay buying children smartphones, schools urge (link is external)
A group of 49 schools in Solihull sends letters to parents highlighting the risks of smartphones.
Children joined riots for the 'thrill', report says (link is external)
The children's commissioner says children often made impulsive decisions to become involved in the riots.
University seeks more job cuts to save £19.5m (link is external)
The university opens a voluntary redundancy scheme and will not fill vacant roles to cut costs.
Videos from school rugby trip investigated by police (link is external)
The PSNI has confirmed it spoke to the school and investigated the matter, but no further action was taken.
Press now allowed to report from family courts (link is external)
From Monday, journalists can speak to families about ongoing cases and report what they hear in court.
'I recorded our surrogacy journey to help others' (link is external)
A couple speak of their journey to have their child via surrogacy in November 2024.
'I recorded our surrogacy journey to help others' (link is external)
A couple speak of their journey to have their child via surrogacy in November 2024.
Student numbers leave city 'missing millions' in tax (link is external)
A council meeting is told it is "missing" £2.6m in council tax due to a growing number of students.
Pupils' sensitive data shared 'by mistake' (link is external)
Two parents were wrongly sent in-depth information on hundreds of students.
Emergency alert to be sent for red weather warning (link is external)
The Met Office has issued the "danger to life" warning with gusts reaching up to 100mph in parts.
Unpaid internship access 'unfair' to working class, students say (link is external)
New research says internship opportunities increasingly favour those from a middle class background.
Could you pass an English exam from 1913? (link is external)
Three teachers sat - and failed - the first Cambridge English exam 112 years ago. How would you do?
Could you pass an English exam from 1913? (link is external)
Three teachers sat - and failed - the first Cambridge English exam 112 years ago. How would you do?
Head teacher raising £100k for 'urgent repairs' (link is external)
School bosses say pupils are paying the price because of a lack of decent government investment.
Schools bill is an act of vandalism, says Kemi Badenoch (link is external)
The Tory leader accuses PM of "vandalism" but Sir Keir says the Schools Bill will protect vulnerable children.
Conference to discuss smartphone impact on children (link is external)
A conference arranged by the campaign group Smartphone Free Childhood, takes place on Thursday.
Staff stage new strike over sixth form closure plan (link is external)
The union and school bosses are to meet on Friday for talks aimed at resolving the dispute.
Author Cottrell-Boyce holds summit to warn about children's happiness (link is external)
The children's laureate says a "recession in children's happiness" is caused by a decline in reading.
'Council left autistic son with no school place' (link is external)
Kray says Birmingham City Council failed to provide an education plan within the legal timeframe.
