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The head of an Irish-speaking school in west Belfast says a new funding scheme punishes the poor.

The new government guidelines on food and eating in nurseries come into force in September 2025.

Sadiq Khan launches teaching tool to educate primary school children about healthy relationships.

Fifteen schools currently have ceilings in need of urgent repair, with issues missed during surveys.

He asked for photos of the "boy" performing sexual acts, a Teaching Regulation Agency report says.

Police say the death at the University of East Anglia Sportspark is "being treated as unexplained".

The sister of head teacher Ruth Perry challenges Reading councillors over the response to her death.

A nationwide survey also asks students questions on topics including mental health and screen time.

Cardiff University's boss says redundancy numbers are uncertain as Bangor also seeks job cuts.

A drop in international students has caused financial problems at The University of Sheffield.

A campaigner tells Stormont some lessons can become a debate on whether being gay is right or wrong.

Researchers hope to see if period pain as a teenager makes chronic pain as an adult more likely.

Food security concerns lead to a drive for schools to use more homegrown vegetables.

City of Edinburgh Council is investigating how filters designed to prevent children from harmful content were not activated.

Adriana Brownlee said she quit university to pursue mountaineering and is now a record-breaker.

A law to ban smartphones in schools will be called for under a private member’s bill on Wednesday.

Support services are failing to meet high demand, says the Children's Commissioner for England.

The university says a member of staff was suspended following "a number of serious allegations".

SRUC has awarded degrees before, but until now these have been validated through universities.

Faith school Emmanuel House says it will have to pass on fee increases to parents.