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The last primary school in Soho
Soho's last primary school is battling to stay open as families move away from the area due to costs.
Schools pledge to become smartphone-free
Four schools have each signed a letter asking parents to delay buying their children smartphones.
Teachers locked out of school to return to classes
High school teachers agree to "de-escalate" their industrial action over working conditions.
Parents and pupils protests over staff-cuts plan
The trust running two high schools is proposing to cut up to 30 staff due to "financial challenges".
University staff issue strike threat over job cuts
The threat over nearly 100 job cuts as the university says it is adapting to a new financial reality.
Teacher struck off for sending naked picture
Nemiya Rookwood, who worked at Lincoln University Technical College, denied the allegations at a disciplinary panel.
Plan to register children not in school takes shape
The Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill is expected to come into force in 2025.
Mother 'scared' while testing school walking route
Surrey County Council says it spends around £65m a year on school transport.
'The school system is broken': Why more parents are home-educating their children
The BBC speaks with parents who insist the school system is "broken" as latest government estimates point to a rise in home education.
'The school system is broken': Why more parents are home-educating their children
The BBC speaks with parents who insist the school system is "broken" as latest government estimates point to a rise in home education.
Being far from my son's care home is 'devastating'
Louise Johnstone's son Leo has a genetic condition and is being cared for 90 miles away in Preston.
'NI students choose between heating or eating'
Students in Northern Ireland are going without heating and skipping meals, a survey has revealed.
What are BTecs and how are they graded?
Hundreds of thousands of students do the vocational qualifications known as BTecs every year.
Schools accused of 'toxic and humiliating culture'
The Mossbourne Federation says the "toxic culture" claims against it are part of a "vexatious campaign".
'I was scared I would die in my student house'
The Brighton students say they collectively paid £3,120 a month for "nightmare" student housing.
Branded uniforms are a 'financial drain' on parents
About 7,500 people respond to a consultation about a new law to make all school uniforms affordable.
Teachers locked out of school in row with trust
The staff are involved in a dispute with the academy trust over workload and working practices.
Puberty blockers for under-18s banned indefinitely
Health Secretary Wes Streeting says the way the drugs have been used is a "scandal" following a review.
Government recommends 2.8% pay rise for public sector
Teachers, NHS staff and senior civil servants are among those covered by the proposals.
