Baby sling danger warning after child's death
Six-week-old James Alderman died after he was breastfed within a baby sling worn by his mother.
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YouTube urged to promote 'high-quality' children's TV
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy says children are missing out on educational TV because of how online platforms operate.
'My autistic sons have taught me so much'
James Hunt says he will never regret becoming a full-time carer to his two autistic sons.
Private school tax breaks a 'luxury', says Phillipson
The education secretary defends ending tax breaks for private schools as the policy is set to begin.
'Worrying' 40% of Scottish pupils passed maths
Education experts have found low attainment in subjects like maths and science in Scotland this year.
School fundraises for New York dance opportunity
Lawn Manor Academy pupils are to represent the UK in a performance in New York in July.
Over 300 parents push back on Mossbourne criticism
A letter signed by more than 300 parents is defending two schools over "toxic culture" claims.
University to offer paramedic masters degree
The two-year paramedic science masters degree will begin in January.
Classic novel off GCSE list amid racial slurs fear
The book's removal is welcomed by the children's commissioner amid concern about racist language.
Boy, 8, saves classmate with Heimlich manoeuvre
Thomas Conley was sitting next to Isaiah Rodriguez at lunch when he noticed something was wrong.
'Shocking' rise in home-schooled pupils with SEND
Almost 300 children with special needs in Worcestershire are being home schooled.
'Shocking' rise in home-schooled pupils with SEND
Almost 300 children with special needs in Worcestershire are being home schooled.
'Taking in my grandchildren has left me penniless'
A woman fights for recognition as a kinship foster carer so she can financially support her grandchildren.
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.
