Victoria to register childcare workers under new plan
Premier Jacinta Allan announces a new state register for childcare workers in Victoria, aiming to improve standards and oversight in the sector.
Category : Education
School staffer loses unfair dismissal claim
A former high school employee who was fired for slapping a student's hand has lost her unfair dismissal claim, with the tribunal ruling the action was justified.
Parents Push for Extra School Holiday Week to Save Money
Families and educators are calling for an additional week off school to take advantage of cheaper holiday prices, sparking a debate on flexible term dates.
Sydney School Bus Crash Leaves Multiple Injured
A horrific bus crash involving students from Stirling College and Heriot’s School has left multiple injured near Quambone, NSW. Emergency services are on the scene as investigations begin.
Jess Phillips slams London Met over student finance delays
Labour MP Jess Phillips criticises London Metropolitan University for leaving students in financial limbo due to administrative delays.
Boy dies in school bus crash, children hospitalised
A devastating school bus crash has resulted in the death of a young boy and left several children and adults hospitalised. Emergency services rushed to the scene as the community mourns the tragic loss.
Anti-Semitism surges in UK schools - shocking report
A disturbing rise in anti-Semitic incidents has been reported across UK schools, with students and staff warning of escalating hostility and discrimination.
School bus crash in Minehead injures multiple children
A school bus carrying children has crashed in Minehead, Somerset, leaving several injured. Emergency services are on the scene, with some pupils taken to hospital. Authorities are investigating the cause of the collision.
HECS-HELP debt reduction plan explained
The Australian government's proposed changes to HECS-HELP could significantly reduce student debt. Here's how the new bill works and who stands to benefit.
Australia's childcare crisis: Can Jason Clare fix it?
Australia's childcare sector is in turmoil, with Education Minister Jason Clare facing immense challenges in reforming a system plagued by funding shortages and fragmented control.
Students may claim £28k for strike disruptions
Students affected by university staff strikes may be eligible for compensation of up to £28,000. Find out if you qualify and how to claim.
Village offers £5,000 to families who relocate
A picturesque village in the UK is offering families £5,000 to move there, aiming to increase pupil numbers at the local primary school and revitalise the community.
Opposition's new plan for foreign students in Australia
Australia's federal opposition signals a more compassionate stance towards international students, aiming to balance education quality with cultural sensitivity.
SNP's 'no detention' policy sparks classroom chaos fears
New SNP guidance discouraging the term 'detention' for disruptive students has been slammed as a 'green light for anarchy' by education experts, raising fears over school discipline.
Myleene Klass mourns fire at her former school
Singer and TV personality Myleene Klass pays emotional tribute to teachers and staff after a fire destroys her former school in London.
Teacher banned for inappropriate student messages
A former Oxfordshire teacher has been banned from the profession after engaging in inappropriate behaviour with students, including sending flirtatious messages.
UK school holidays: Why we lag behind Europe
British families face shorter summer breaks compared to France and Germany. Experts argue for reform to align with European norms and boost family wellbeing.
Gen Z spends thousands on extravagant school proms
Teenagers are now spending staggering amounts on prom nights, with outfits, limos, and after-parties driving costs into the thousands. Is this the new normal?
Maths Olympiad: Where equations build bridges
At the International Mathematics Olympiad, young minds from rival nations find unity through numbers. Discover how equations are fostering unexpected diplomacy.
Killer Sudoku 979: The Ultimate Brain Teaser
Discover the latest Killer Sudoku puzzle (No. 979) that's taking the UK by storm. A perfect blend of logic and fun for puzzle enthusiasts.
Expert Sudoku Challenge: Can You Solve Puzzle 6972?
Put your logic skills to the test with The Guardian's latest expert-level Sudoku puzzle. Here's how to approach this brain-teasing grid.
Scottish students outperform English in uni admissions
New research shows Scottish students are more likely to secure university places than their English counterparts, with Edinburgh University leading the trend.
Church evicts daycare without explanation - parents furious
A church in Iowa City has caused uproar among parents after abruptly terminating a daycare service that had operated on its premises for years, leaving families scrambling for alternatives.
Kathleen Rigby: Education Pioneer Passes
Remembering Kathleen Rigby, a pioneering educator and advocate for children's rights, whose legacy continues to inspire generations.
Trump targets Native American college funding in controversial plan
Former President Donald Trump proposes drastic cuts to federal funding for Native American colleges and universities, raising concerns over educational equity and tribal sovereignty.
Drunk student kills 3 in 94mph crash
A 22-year-old student, twice over the drink-drive limit, crashed at 94mph, killing three university friends. The inquest exposes tragic negligence.
Glastonbury 2025: Mirror of England or cultural bubble?
As Glastonbury 2025 wraps up, debates arise over whether the iconic festival mirrors contemporary England or remains a cultural bubble detached from reality.
Two Essex students killed in drink-driving crash
Two university students lost their lives in a devastating drink-driving accident in Essex, leaving the community in mourning.
NSW town's only childcare centre faces closure
A rural NSW town's only childcare centre faces closure due to impending regulatory changes, sparking fears among local families and businesses.
Norfolk schools extend half-term to help parents save
Parents in Norfolk could save hundreds on family holidays as local schools extend half-term breaks. Find out how this change benefits families and the tourism industry.
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