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Opponents claim Skelton Newby Hall school – which has just one pupil – is victim of ‘managed wind-down’More than 90 English primary schools to close or face closure for lack of pupilsA 167-year-old village primary school in North Yorkshire with just on…
Guardian analysis lays bare effect of dwindling pupil numbers and associated funding amid rising housing and childcare costs‘Where am I going to send my children?’: anguish as schools closeMore than 90 English primary schools – many of them in cities a…
In Lewes, a catholic primary may shut as parents are driven out by lack of affordable housing while parents of London school face ‘terrible decision’More than 90 English primary schools to close or face closure for lack of pupilsSonia Tann says she has…
Naomi Eisenstadt, first programme lead, says there is lack of attention on what childcare is actually forNaomi Eisenstadt remembers her excitement as she started as the first director of the government’s Sure Start unit in 1999.“I felt like Lyndon John…
A FIVE-year-old special needs boy died from choking on a nectarine at school after he was reportedly left alone in the classroom.
The tragedy struck when five-year-old Lucas Latouche Mazzei was watching cartoons in a classroom at Adelaide’s Henley B…
SCHOOL students in China reportedly work under the watchful eye of an artificial intelligence camera that measures their concentration.
Chilling footage claims to show how pupils’ every move is meticulously tracked by the high-tech surveillan…
Philippines is in educational crisis, says Sam Verzosa, with pupils spending hours studying but underperforming in testsA lawmaker in the Philippines has proposed banning schools from setting homework at weekends, saying students are overworked and nee…
Government agrees to reverse policy of cutting subsidy, with remaining amount being paid by schoolsMinisters are to double funding for the government’s flagship tutoring programme.The national tutoring programme (NTP) was launched in November 2020 to h…
A MAJOR fire broke out in a school dormitory in central Guyana, with Guyana President Irfaan Ali calling it a “major disaster”.
Upwards of 20 people died in the blaze after the fire raged through the female dormitory as students slept at…
Call comes as independent review body to recommend 6.5% pay rise for teachers in EnglandEducation union leaders have urged ministers to return to the negotiating table for formal talks on pay and funding as an independent review body is to recommend a …