US international student numbers plunge 17%

New international student enrolment in US universities has fallen by 17%, costing an estimated $1.1 billion and 23,000 jobs amid tightened visa rules. Discover the impact on global education competition.

School Staff Shortages Harm Education & Safety

A Unison survey finds 3 in 5 schools have fewer staff than last year, jeopardising children's education and safety. Urgent government funding needed to address this crisis.

Labour's £6bn SEND funding crisis sparks outcry

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson faces backlash over a £6 billion special needs funding black hole, with teaching unions threatening national strikes. Discover the full story.

Devon Scabies Outbreak Closes Five Schools

A scabies outbreak in Torbay, Devon, has led to five school closures. Health officials urge parents to contact schools for measures. Learn symptoms and NHS advice here.

University Professor Fired for In-Class Drinking

A George Mason University adjunct professor was dismissed after drinking alcohol with undergraduate students during a lesson. One student required medical attention. Read the full investigation details.

Government faces £6bn Send funding crisis

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson insists Send reforms benefit children, not save money, amid £6bn funding shortfall concerns. Discover the government's plan.

Teacher sacked after 8 days for being drunk

A teacher has been banned from the profession after being dismissed for turning up drunk to a Leicestershire college on two consecutive days, leaving pupils asking staff 'is he drunk?'. Read the full story.

£20bn Send funding timebomb threatens UK schools

UK government faces £20bn special educational needs funding crisis as responsibility shifts from councils to Department for Education, risking 4.9% real-terms cuts to mainstream schools.

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