2024 Population Trends: Surprising Global Shifts
New data reveals the latest global population figures for 2024, with surprising trends and projections. Explore interactive maps and key insights.
Category : Education
Viral math equation sparks online debate - what's your answer?
A seemingly simple math equation has gone viral, sparking debates online. Can you solve it correctly? Experts weigh in on the surprising answer.
Student, 20, killed in Cambridge horror crash
A 20-year-old student has died following a devastating collision in Cambridge, with witnesses recounting scenes of 'absolute carnage'. The incident has left the community in shock.
Cambridge English exams scrapped in three counties
Cambridge Assessment has discontinued English exams in Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire, and Hertfordshire, sparking concerns among students and educators.
Best Back-to-School Deals to Save Money This Year
Discover the best back-to-school deals to help parents and students save money on uniforms, stationery, and tech essentials.
Australia's humanities degree crisis explained
Australian universities face growing pressure to defund humanities courses, risking the erosion of vital critical thinking skills. Experts warn of long-term consequences for society.
Prince George closer to Eton College decision
Prince George, the future King, is reportedly considering Eton College for his secondary education, continuing a royal tradition. Discover the details behind this pivotal decision.
School secretary embezzles £150K, avoids jail
A former school administrator in New York City avoids prison despite stealing £150,000 meant for children's education. Shocking details inside.
Ketamine in schools up 800% - police probe
Shocking new data reveals an 800% surge in ketamine-related incidents in UK schools, prompting urgent police investigations and raising alarms over youth drug abuse.
British kids expelled in Spain over bullying row
A British family in Spain claims their children were unfairly expelled from school following a bullying dispute. The parents are now fighting for justice and transparency.
Mum charges kid £1 per minute for screen time
A UK mum reveals her controversial parenting hack—charging her seven-year-old £1 per minute of screen time. The bold move sparks debate on modern parenting and tech addiction.
UK unis suspend Gaza student groups amid free speech row
Manchester and Bristol universities face backlash after suspending student societies tied to Gaza solidarity, sparking debates on free speech and political neutrality.
Sesame Street funding threatened by Trump budget cuts
Iconic children's show Sesame Street and public broadcasting giants NPR and PBS could lose federal funding under proposed budget cuts by the Trump administration, sparking outrage and nostalgia.
Families sue Buffalo schools over racial bias claims
Families from South Carolina have filed a lawsuit against the Buffalo Public Schools, accusing the district of racial discrimination in education policies. The case highlights ongoing tensions over equity in US schools.
Ofqual defends extra exam time for A-Levels and GCSEs
The head of Ofqual has addressed criticisms over extended exam time for students, citing data-driven decisions to ensure fairness in A-Level and GCSE assessments.
Columbia University sued over sportswear branding
Columbia University is embroiled in a lawsuit over claims it used a sportswear brand's trademarks without permission on merchandise, sparking a legal dispute over intellectual property rights.
Expert Tips to Solve Sudoku Puzzle 6988
Struggling with Sudoku Puzzle 6988? Discover expert strategies and step-by-step guidance to conquer this challenging grid.
Killer Sudoku: The UK’s Latest Puzzle Craze
Discover why Killer Sudoku has become the latest obsession for puzzle lovers, offering a unique twist on the classic game that challenges logic and creativity.
New York offers free school meals to all students
New York becomes the latest state to provide free school meals to all students, joining Hawaii, Colorado, and Connecticut in a nationwide push to combat child hunger.
13-year-old boy dies after being hit by train
A 13-year-old boy has tragically died after being struck by a train in a devastating accident, leaving his community in mourning.
True Story Behind 'My Oxford Year' Film
Discover the real-life inspiration behind 'My Oxford Year', the heartwarming film adaptation of Julia Whelan's bestselling novel. Explore the blend of romance, academia, and personal growth that captivated readers and now audiences.
AI Pioneer Margaret Boden Passes at 88
A tribute to the life and legacy of Margaret Boden, the groundbreaking scholar whose work bridged artificial intelligence and human creativity.
Summer-born children school entry debate continues
Parents of summer-born children face tough decisions as updated school admission guidelines raise questions about delayed entry and long-term impacts.
East Coast kids flock to Baltimore for summer programme
Children from New York and across the East Coast are heading to Baltimore for a special summer programme, as Mayor Eric Adams highlights the city's growing appeal for youth initiatives.
Khalidi's open letter on academic freedom sparks debate
Renowned historian Rashid Khalidi pens an open letter addressing academic freedom and political pressures in universities, igniting a global conversation.
Melbourne academic arrested in child abuse probe
A University of Melbourne academic has been arrested following allegations of possessing child abuse material, sparking outrage and raising serious safeguarding concerns.
Will university tuition fees rise under Labour?
Labour's stance on tuition fees remains uncertain as students and parents await clarity on potential changes to higher education costs.
Childcare worker abuse case: 'Too vile to publish'
Disturbing allegations of abuse by a childcare worker have surfaced, with prosecutors describing the details as 'too vile to publish'. The case, shrouded in secrecy for months, has now revealed grim new evidence.
Princess Ingrid Alexandra’s Sydney Uni Life
Norway's Princess Ingrid Alexandra is enjoying her student life in Sydney, balancing royal duties with university fun, including wine nights and shopping trips.
Do NAPLAN Results Matter? Exploring Their Impact
Exploring the significance of NAPLAN tests in Australia's education system and questioning their real impact on students and schools.
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