Incel Culture: Should Schools Tackle Online Misogyny?
Schools in England must now address incel communities in relationships education, but teachers face challenges tackling this online misogyny that spills into classrooms.
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Reform UK Splits Over Potential Labour Deal in Scotland
Internal divisions within Reform UK have emerged as senior figures clash over whether to strike a deal with Labour if the party finishes second in Scottish elections.
Reform UK's Patriotic School Plan: King Portraits, Union Jacks
Reform UK pledges to mandate King portraits, Union Jack flags, and a patriotic curriculum in all schools if elected, aiming to restore national pride and counter 'ideological capture'.
Labour's School Phone Ban: No Phones in Pockets or Bags
Labour's new school phone ban will require pupils to hand in phones for the entire day, ending 'not seen, not heard' policies. Ministers clarified the strict rules in a Commons debate.
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Travellers Occupy Ancient Edinburgh Site Despite Security
Travellers have forced entry into the historic Huly Hill site in Edinburgh, bypassing concrete barriers installed by locals. Residents demand council action amid fears of vandalism at the 4,500-year-old landmark.
MPs Reject Under-16s Social Media Ban for Third Time
MPs have voted against banning social media for under-16s for the third time, with a 99-vote majority rejecting the amendment. Education minister Olivia Bailey announced a three-month consultation to explore broader online protections.
Arizona School Board Scandal Over Secretary's Hot Mic Rant
A Seligman school board meeting descended into chaos after a secretary's profanity-laden tirade about a teacher and parent was accidentally broadcast on a hot mic, sparking community outrage.
Bristol School Cleared of Antisemitism After MP Visit Delay
An independent inquiry has found no evidence of antisemitism at Bristol Brunel Academy after it postponed a visit from local Jewish MP Damien Egan due to safety concerns.
PE Teacher Quits During School Investigation Into Rugby Trip
A former PE teacher resigned during an internal investigation into allegations of breaching concussion protocols and inappropriate conduct during a school rugby trip to London, an EWC hearing has heard.
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STV Journalists Strike on Scottish Election Count Day
STV journalists and technical staff will stage a one-day strike on May 8, disrupting coverage of the Holyrood election results amid a pay row with management.
STV Journalists to Strike on Scottish Election Count Day
STV journalists and technical staff will strike on May 8, disrupting coverage of the Holyrood election results amid a pay row with management.
Gentle Parenting Era Ending as Schools Face Discipline Crisis
Education experts argue that permissive parenting styles have created a 'parent gap' leading to record school complaints and suspensions, with calls for a return to authoritative boundaries.
LK Bennett enters administration: huge discounts on fashion items
LK Bennett has entered administration, shuttering its website and triggering massive sales. Discover the best deals on designer pieces at up to 83% off.
Quick University Drop-Offs: Why Students Prefer Swift Exits
A humorous exploration of why students prefer parents and relatives to make a rapid exit during university drop-offs, avoiding awkward social interactions and embracing independence.
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Hilary Friend: Educator and Music Advocate Dies at 82
Hilary Friend, a pioneering adult educator and director of the Women's Revolutions Per Minute project, has passed away aged 82. Her career spanned decades promoting equal opportunities and women's music.
DfE Criticised for Slow Action on Declining Primary School Pupils
A National Audit Office report warns that falling birthrates in England could lead to a £1bn funding shortfall and school closures, with officials accused of being too slow to act on demographic changes.
LA First US School District to Restrict Student Screen Time
The Los Angeles Unified Board of Education has unanimously approved a resolution to curb student screen time, making it the first major US school system to implement such policies, with grade-specific rules and potential bans on platforms like YouTube and
Teacher Demands Student Show Tampon as Period Proof
A teacher is facing severe backlash after allegedly demanding a student retrieve a used tampon from a bin to prove she was menstruating, with parents calling the incident 'disgusting'.
Romanian Excluded from GCSEs as UK's Second Most Spoken Foreign Language
Romanian is now the second most spoken foreign language in the UK, yet it lacks GCSE accreditation, leaving over a million community members overlooked in education and identity.
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LA Schools First Major US District to Restrict Student Screen Time
Los Angeles Unified School District has approved a groundbreaking resolution to limit student screen time, becoming the first major American school system to implement such restrictions following pandemic-era digital expansion.
Ohio State President Broke Rules to Help Associate, Probe Finds
An investigation found former Ohio State University president Walter Carter violated school policy by using his position to assist a close personal associate with job prospects and university resources.
UK Schools Face £12k Costs Over Mobile Phone Ban
The Government's statutory ban on mobile phones in schools sparks warnings of £12,000 enforcement costs per secondary school and concerns it may shift phone use problems outside school gates.
Family Saves £26k on School Fees by Moving to Portugal
A British family relocated to Portugal's Algarve region, cutting private school costs from £48,000 to £21,600 yearly while embracing a slower, outdoor lifestyle.
The Testaments: A Must-Watch for Schools in 2026
The Testaments, a sequel to The Handmaid's Tale, is hailed as the most radical TV show of 2026. This article argues for its inclusion in school curricula to address pressing global issues like women's rights and consent.
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Pennsylvania Teacher Leon Smith Named 2026 National Teacher of the Year
Leon Smith, a high school history instructor from Pennsylvania, has been awarded the 2026 National Teacher of the Year for his innovative methods in fostering student growth and civic engagement.
PE Trauma Haunts Adults Decades Later, Study Shows
A new study finds one-third of adults remain traumatised by school PE lessons, with many avoiding exercise for life. Age UK launches campaign to help mid-lifers overcome these negative memories.
Universities Face £500k Fines for Free Speech Breaches (21.04.2026)
Universities in England could be fined up to £500,000 or 2% of income for failing to protect free speech under a new Office for Students complaints system launching this academic year.
Dame Averil Cameron: Historian Who Revolutionised Byzantine Studies
Dame Averil Cameron, who died aged 86, reshaped Byzantine history, challenging stereotypes of stagnation with her dynamic, innovative scholarship spanning classics to medieval studies.
Mobile Phones Banned in English Schools Under New Statutory Plans
The UK government will introduce a statutory ban on mobile phones in schools in England, amending the children's wellbeing bill to replace non-binding guidance with legal requirements.
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Teachers Plead Not Guilty to Assaulting Students in NSW
Four educators, including a principal, have denied assault charges against students at a regional New South Wales school, with allegations spanning from August 2024 to June 2025.
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