AP Photographers Master Vertical Format in Stunning New Collection
Discover how Associated Press photojournalists are revolutionising visual storytelling with stunning vertical photography that captures extraordinary moments from around the globe.
Category : Education
Sudan's El Fasher siege: Thousands face starvation
A new report reveals El Fasher, Sudan's last Darfur stronghold, faces imminent collapse as civilians endure starvation, disease and relentless RSF attacks with no escape route.
Gilded portraits redefine Black beauty in London exhibition
A powerful new photography exhibition in London challenges conventional beauty standards through striking gold-leaf portraits celebrating Black identity and belonging.
University non-binary identification plummets 40%
New data reveals a dramatic 40% drop in students identifying as non-binary at UK universities, sparking debates about changing attitudes and social trends among Generation Z.
RHOP's Wendy Osefo fired from university after fraud arrest
Real Housewives of Potomac academic Wendy Osefo has been dismissed from her teaching position at Johns Hopkins University after fraud charges emerged, marking a dramatic fall from grace for the reality TV professor.
Social Media Drains Children's Academic Performance
Groundbreaking research reveals the alarming connection between social media usage and declining test scores among UK schoolchildren, with heavy users falling significantly behind their peers.
7 Tuskegee students accepted into Morehouse medical programme
In a remarkable academic achievement, seven Tuskegee University students have secured places at Morehouse School of Medicine, marking a significant moment for historically Black institutions and medical education diversity.
Sussex children experience Europe through virtual learning
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's children are exploring global landmarks through an innovative virtual learning initiative, bringing Paris and New York into their California classroom.
Dua Lipa celebrates passing Spanish GCSE years after school
Global superstar Dua Lipa shares unexpected educational achievement, revealing she successfully passed her Spanish GCSE years after leaving school while celebrating with fans.
Royal Ballet School Abandons Centuries-Old Training Rules
The prestigious Royal Ballet School announces radical reforms to its training methods, abandoning rigid traditions to create more resilient and versatile dancers for the 21st century.
Ofsted chief under fire over home education abuse claims
Sir Martyn Oliver faces backlash from home-educating families and MPs after suggesting home schooling could conceal child abuse, prompting calls for more sensitive language from the schools watchdog.
Building the Ultimate Pelican Costume: Behind the Scenes
Go behind the scenes with Guardian journalist Matilda Boseley as she reveals the astonishing craftsmanship and creative process behind building her viral pelican costume masterpiece.
Government scraps English test for A-level students
The Home Office has abandoned controversial plans forcing A-level students to pass English language tests, following fierce backlash from education leaders and politicians.
Oxford student probed over 'Zios' chant at protest
A Balliol College student faces university investigation after allegedly chanting 'Zios' at a pro-Palestine demonstration, sparking concerns about campus tensions and free speech boundaries at Oxford University.
5 Dog Breeds With Hidden Behavioural Challenges
Thinking of getting a new furry friend? Discover the surprising behavioural traits of five beloved dog breeds that could test even experienced owners.
Gaza Crisis Echoes Britain's Imperial Past
As Gaza endures unprecedented devastation, a Guardian analysis reveals how Western powers are repeating historical patterns of colonial violence and collective punishment they once pioneered.
Cambridge student removes Israeli hostage ribbons in protest
A Cambridge University PhD student faces disciplinary action after removing ribbons honouring Israeli hostages, sparking intense debate about free speech and campus activism.
Radfords fined for term-time family holiday
Britain's largest family, the Radfords, face fines for unauthorised term-time holiday as they defend their decision amid ongoing school attendance debate.
Cyprus's Unprecedented Transformation Revealed
Discover how Cyprus is undergoing remarkable changes across politics, economy, and society, reshaping its identity in the Mediterranean region.
Social media parenting advice is poor quality, warns minister
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson launches scathing attack on low-quality parenting guidance circulating online, calling for evidence-based alternatives and better support for families.
Sydney University denied international student increase
The University of Sydney's request to admit more international students next year has been denied by the Australian government, dealing a significant blow to university finances and international education strategy.
Hamas: Political facade hides terrorist core
An in-depth analysis exposing how Hamas maintains a facade of political legitimacy while continuing its terrorist activities and undermining Middle East peace prospects.
Most parents: Potty training not needed for school start
Groundbreaking UK survey reveals shifting parental attitudes toward toilet training, with most parents now saying children don't need to be potty trained before beginning their educational journey.
Labour pledges Sure Start revival to tackle child poverty
Exclusive: Bridget Phillipson announces major expansion of early years support as Labour prepares to overhaul Department for Education priorities
Caine and Shearer support Scottish schools programme
Hollywood legend Sir Michael Caine and football icon Alan Shearer unite to support Scottish schools programme, bringing star power to education initiative.
Australian Teen Dies Walking to School - Family's Tribute
A tragic incident claims the life of a 15-year-old student during his morning commute, prompting an outpouring of grief and a heartfelt statement from his devastated family.
Radfords fined for Disney holiday during school term
Sue and Noel Radford, parents to Britain's biggest family, face controversy after being fined for taking their children out of school for an extravagant £52,000 Disney World holiday, sparking debate about term-time absences.
Labour's VAT school fees plan could cost parents £5,000+
Exclusive analysis reveals Labour's plan to add VAT to private school fees could cost parents over £5,000 annually while triggering potential state school capacity crisis.
Mass layoffs hit special education department
Exclusive: The Department for Education has announced sweeping cuts to special educational needs support, eliminating 1,100 positions and raising serious concerns about the future of SEND provision across England.
Teen sues parents over Ghana boarding school placement
A courageous teenage boy takes his parents to court after being sent to a Ghanaian boarding school, claiming he'd prefer to confront gang violence in Britain than remain separated from his family in West Africa.
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