Parents Face £2,500 Fines for Term-Time Holidays
New Department for Education rules impose fines up to £2,500 for unauthorised term-time absences, with penalties escalating for repeat offenders and court action possible.
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Badenoch Plans to Double Apprenticeships, Cut University Places
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch announces education funding reforms aiming to double apprenticeships while reducing university entrants by 100,000, alongside student loan interest changes.
Learning Oil Painting: Rediscovering Art Through Struggle
Sian Cain recounts her journey from childhood art lover to adult oil painting student, discovering that embracing difficulty can be more rewarding than seeking perfection.
South Sudan Villagers Killed After False Aid Lure
Fighters allied with South Sudan's government killed over a dozen civilians in Jonglei State after luring them with promises of food aid registration, witnesses say.
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SEND Reforms Risk Harming Neurodiverse Children
Government plans to overhaul SEND provision aim for inclusivity but may undermine support for neurodiverse children struggling with mainstream school environments.
SEND Reforms to Cut EHCPs by 40%, Triggering Backlash Concerns
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announces reforms reducing EHCPs for 270,000 children by 2035, shifting to school-based support amid £4bn funding and political opposition.
Iran Students Protest Again as Classrooms Empty, Graveyards Fill
Iranian students have reignited protests, with classrooms left empty and graveyards filling, driven by ongoing political and social grievances.
Eid al-Fitr 2026: Expected Dates and Significance
Eid al-Fitr in 2026 is anticipated to occur on March 19th or 20th, marking the end of Ramadan with prayers, family gatherings, and feasts.
Martin Lewis Confronts Kemi Badenoch Over Student Loans
Consumer champion Martin Lewis has slammed the student loans system as a 'nightmare' and confronted Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch on live television, demanding urgent government action to reverse recent changes.
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UK SEND Reforms: Billions Invested for Inclusive Schools from 2029
The UK government has announced a comprehensive overhaul of the SEND system, investing billions to reduce wait times and enhance support in mainstream schools through new digital plans and specialist training.
Epstein Files Expose Deep Ties in US Academia, Sparking Campus Reckoning
Major US universities face scrutiny as released Epstein documents reveal ties to faculty and donors, leading to reviews, resignations, and campus protests over ethical breaches.
Special Needs Spending to Rise for Decade Despite Reforms
Labour's schools white paper reveals SEND costs will keep growing until 2035, with reforms tightening EHCP access and shifting support to school level.
SEND Reforms: New Plans and £4bn Funding Announced
The Government has announced sweeping reforms to England's SEND system, backed by £4 billion, introducing Individual Support Plans and restructuring EHCPs to create a more inclusive educational framework.
Send Overhaul to Reduce EHCPs by 270,000 in England
Bridget Phillipson announces reforms to the Send system, limiting EHCPs to severe cases and introducing new individual support plans, aiming to cut costs and reduce parental battles.
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Send Support to Fall from 2030 as Government Unveils Education Reforms
The Government's Schools White Paper outlines reforms to the Send system, projecting a drop in children with the highest support levels from 2030, backed by £4 billion in funding.
Debt Relief May Reverse UK Aid Cut Impacts, Study Finds
Exclusive research shows UK-led debt relief for developing nations could more than counteract the effects of recent aid budget reductions, potentially saving lives and improving access to essential services.
NYC Accent at Risk as American Dialects Disappear
A major survey reveals the New York City accent is among 30 American dialects fading, with Appalachian and Southern accents most endangered as the nation shifts toward neutral speech.
Professor Slammed for Racist Comments in NYC School Meeting
Allyson Friedman, an associate professor at Hunter College, sparked outrage by making abhorrent racist statements during a public debate on school closures in New York City.
Starmer's £4bn Send Reforms Target Failing Special Needs System
Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces a £4 billion reform package for special educational needs, aiming to make mainstream schools more inclusive with direct funding and expert support services.
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Supernanny Jo Frost Supports Social Media Ban for Children
Childcare expert Jo Frost advocates for a UK ban on social media for under-16s, citing mental health risks and parental screen addiction as critical concerns.
Labour's SEND Funding Overhaul Sparks 'Class War' Fears
Labour unveils a £4 billion plan to redirect funding from independent special schools to mainstream education, amid accusations of profiteering and union criticism of inadequate resources.
Government Announces £4bn SEND Overhaul in Schools
The government has announced a £4bn package to reform the Special Educational Needs and Disabilities system in England, including funds for inclusive mainstream teaching and expert support services.
Four Years of War: Statistics on Russia's Ukraine Invasion
As the conflict enters its fifth year, key figures reveal immense casualties, territorial shifts, and humanitarian crises, with peace talks stalling under the Trump administration.
Georgina Duncan's 'Sapling' Wins Women's Playwriting Prize
Georgina Duncan's play 'Sapling,' set in 1990s Belfast, has won the Women's prize for playwriting. The drama explores grief and community scars, born from her intensive research and personal fears.
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Parents Told to Check School Bag Weight After Half-Term
Health experts warn that heavy school bags can cause back pain and long-term issues, recommending they weigh no more than 10% of a child's body weight.
Zelensky: Putin Started WWIII, Must Be Stopped Now
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky declares Vladimir Putin has initiated World War III, calling for increased military and economic pressure on Russia amid ongoing attacks.
£4bn Overhaul for Special Educational Needs Support in Schools
The UK government announces a £4bn investment to transform support for children with special educational needs, aiming to integrate them into mainstream classrooms with enhanced resources and rights.
Ukrainian Mother's Escape from Russian Air Attack in Balakliia
A pregnant mother in Ukraine narrowly survived a Russian air strike on her home, fleeing with her family before occupation and torture gripped Balakliia, now healing through UNICEF support.
Labour's Send Reforms: A Test for England's Children
England's Send system faces a crisis as rising needs and shrinking budgets collide. Labour's reforms aim to shift support to schools, but parents fear losing legal protections.
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Ukraine's European Ambitions Grow Amid Russia Conflict
Ukraine is intensifying its push for European integration as the war with Russia continues, with diplomatic efforts focusing on EU and NATO support.
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