Sydney kindergarten closed after compliance failures
Jenny's Kindergarten in Sydney's west has been shut down by regulators after multiple breaches were uncovered, leaving parents scrambling for alternative childcare arrangements.
Category : Education
Mbera Camp: Aid Cuts Threaten 140,000 Refugees
Exclusive report from Mauritania's Mbera refugee camp reveals how drastic funding cuts are pushing 140,000 Malian refugees to the brink of survival, with food rations slashed and essential services collapsing.
Canberra childcare worker in paedophile abuse case
A Canberra childcare worker stands accused of horrific child sexual abuse offences against a young boy, with police revealing disturbing details of the alleged crimes that have shaken the community.
Why Teaching Children Proper English Matters
An urgent call to preserve traditional English language and manners in an era of declining standards. Discover why teaching children to speak like gentlemen isn't elitist - it's essential for their future success.
Charlie Kirk speech blocked by liberal student protesters
Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk faced organised disruption from left-wing students attempting to block his memorial speech, sparking debates about free speech on UK campuses.
Harvard Black student enrolment drops 40% after affirmative action ban
Exclusive analysis reveals a dramatic 40% decline in Black student enrolment at Harvard College after the Supreme Court overturned race-conscious admissions policies, sparking intense debate about diversity in elite education.
Master The Guardian's Challenging Sudoku 7081
Tackle one of The Guardian's most challenging puzzles with our expert breakdown of Sudoku 7081. Discover strategic approaches and mental exercises to master this brain-teasing number game.
Headteacher: Southport Killer Racially Profiled Pupils
Exclusive: School principal reveals killer Axel Rudakubana was racially profiling students in disturbing pre-attack behaviour at Birkdale High School.
Scotland's £77M supply teacher bill exposes education crisis
Scottish councils are facing a financial crisis as supply teacher spending hits record £77 million annually, revealing deep-rooted staffing shortages across the education system.
Charlie Kirk sparks fury at University of Alabama
Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk faces massive student protests and faculty condemnation during explosive University of Alabama appearance, drawing criticism for his remarks on diversity and democracy.
Boy, 12, dies in dangerous deodorant inhalation trend
A 12-year-old boy has tragically died after participating in a hazardous social media challenge involving aerosol inhalation, prompting urgent safety warnings from authorities and heartbroken parents.
Six Plus Seven Meme Takes Over UK Classrooms
A viral maths meme dividing the internet has now infiltrated UK schools, creating classroom chaos as teachers battle to maintain order while students passionately debate the correct answer.
PE teacher banned over fake rugby career claims
A physical education teacher's fabricated professional rugby career unraveled when colleagues discovered his elaborate deception about playing for top clubs.
Six-Seven Craze: UK Teachers Reveal Classroom Impact
The viral 'six-seven' hand game is causing both disruption and engagement in British classrooms. Educators share their experiences managing the latest playground phenomenon while maintaining learning focus.
Labour unveils ambitious education reform plans
Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announces sweeping reforms to transform England's education system, focusing on curriculum overhaul, teacher recruitment, and early years investment.
Southport killer was 'sinister' pupil, says ex-headteacher
Exclusive: The headteacher who taught Southport killer Barlow recalls his disturbing behaviour as a pupil, revealing staff felt a 'sense of dread' about him years before the tragic knife attacks that shocked the nation.
180,000 applicants battle for Eton and Harrow teaching jobs
Britain's top public schools face unprecedented demand as teaching applications double amid competitive education sector. Discover why these elite positions attract global interest.
Oxford Union votes to remove second president this year
The prestigious Oxford Union faces fresh controversy as members vote to remove their second president this year, raising questions about the future of the historic debating society.
Family seeks £180k tutor for children's education
A determined family is offering an extraordinary £180,000 salary for a private tutor to provide their children with elite education, sparking debate about modern parenting and educational privilege.
Parent support vital for first-time university students
New research reveals family backing is the key factor helping first-year university students navigate mental health challenges and academic pressure during their critical transition to higher education.
School Isolation Rooms: Parents Reveal Student Trauma
Exclusive investigation reveals how school isolation policies are causing lasting psychological harm to children and leaving parents feeling powerless against the education system.
Isolation Rooms: 1 in 12 secondary pupils removed weekly
New research exposes widespread use of isolation rooms in UK secondary schools, with vulnerable students disproportionately affected. Discover the alarming findings and expert concerns.
Conquer The Guardian's Diabolical Sudoku 7080
Prepare for the ultimate mental challenge with The Guardian's notoriously difficult Sudoku 7080. Our expert guide reveals strategies to tackle this brain-bending puzzle that separates casual solvers from true masters.
Trump administration demands student data from university
The University of Virginia faces unprecedented demands from the Trump administration to hand over confidential student records and internal communications, sparking fears of political targeting.
White House official's university talk sparks neutrality debate
James 'JR' Ryan's scheduled appearance at George Mason University raises questions about political impartiality in education as White House officials engage with academic institutions.
Bognor Regis school lockdown after gunman sighting
A West Sussex primary school was plunged into lockdown as armed officers descended on the scene following reports of a man with a gun. Exclusive details of the dramatic police response.
Family offers £18k for tutor to get 1-year-old into Eton
A London family is making headlines after advertising for a private tutor to prepare their one-year-old son for Eton College, offering an £18,000 annual salary in a controversial early education push.
Schoolchildren: The Hidden Drivers of UK's Winter Flu Crisis
New research reveals how school environments are accelerating flu transmission across Britain, with children acting as key vectors spreading viruses to vulnerable populations.
Israeli professor at London uni gets death threats
A City University academic faces police protection after violent threats emerged online targeting his family over Middle East commentary
Special needs funding reform delayed amid pressure
Ministers delay controversial SEND funding reforms following widespread backlash from families and councils, leaving thousands of children with special educational needs in limbo.
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