Teacher Uses Taylor Swift Lyrics to Revolutionise Poetry Lessons
Dr Iona Murphy explains how Taylor Swift's songwriting breaks down barriers in education, engaging disaffected students through literary analysis of her lyrics and cultural impact.
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Labour's £5.8bn SEND Plan Unites Health and Education
Health Secretary Wes Streeting outlines Labour's ambitious reforms to special educational needs funding, promising no changes to existing support until at least 2030 while investing billions in early intervention.
Student Loan Debate Erupts Over Tories and Labour Reform Plans
Political consensus demands action on England's student loan system, with Conservatives proposing interest rate cuts and Labour seeking fairness amid Martin Lewis's intervention.
Young Brits Rethink University Amid Financial Literacy Crisis
A new survey reveals alarming financial literacy gaps among young people, with many questioning university value due to rising debt and turning to alternative paths for financial independence.
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Unions Demand Pay Rise for School Staff After £2.2bn Shortfall
School support staff across the UK missed out on £2.2 billion in earnings last year due to term-time pay, with unions demanding a £3,000 raise and £15 minimum hourly wage.
Lecturers' Confidence in Spotting AI Work Plummets in Universities
Only 25% of university lecturers feel confident detecting AI-generated assignments, down from 42% last year, as students report using AI for nearly half their studies.
LA School Superintendent on Leave Amid Federal Probe
Los Angeles School Superintendent Alberto Carvalho has been placed on paid administrative leave as federal authorities investigate his involvement with a collapsed education technology company.
School Support Staff Lose £2.2 Billion in Wages
New analysis reveals UK school support staff missed £2.2 billion in earnings last year due to term-time-only pay, as unions demand a £3,000 or 10% pay rise for 2026/27.
Martin Lewis: 'Skin Too Thin' After GMB Clash with Badenoch
Martin Lewis addresses backlash from his Good Morning Britain confrontation with Kemi Badenoch over student loans, apologising and admitting he struggles with criticism.
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FBI Raids LA Superintendent's Home in EdTech Fraud Probe
FBI agents raided the home and office of LA Superintendent Alberto Carvalho, with the investigation linked to a bankrupt AI chatbot company, AllHere, that received a $3 million district contract.
Plaid Cymru Warns Reform Would Set Wales Back Decades
Rhun ap Iorwerth declares May election a two-horse race between Plaid Cymru and Reform UK, warning a Reform government would reverse decades of progress in Wales while criticizing Welsh Labour's long tenure.
Secondary School Offer Day: Compare Schools with New Tool
As Secondary School Offer Day approaches on March 2, parents can use a new gadget to compare GCSE results and performance metrics of any two schools, helping them make informed decisions.
Texas Bible Curriculum Errors Force Major Revisions
A controversial Bible-infused curriculum approved for Texas public schools requires extensive corrections after teachers identified hundreds of errors, sparking debate over educational standards.
Parents Must Teach Kids Money Lessons at Home, Experts Say
Financial literacy becomes mandatory in English schools from 2028, but experts stress home lessons are crucial for forming lifelong money habits by age seven.
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Texas Bible School Curriculum to Correct Thousands of Errors
A Bible-infused curriculum approved for Texas public schools will undergo corrections for hundreds of errors, including factual mistakes and copyright issues, amid debates over religious teaching.
Texas Bible Curriculum Needs Hundreds of Corrections for Errors
Texas' controversial Bible-infused 'Bluebonnet' curriculum, approved in 2024, will undergo hundreds of corrections after teachers and officials identified numerous errors in classroom materials.
Funday Times Returns in Special Edition to Promote Reading
The Sunday Times revives its beloved children's supplement The Funday Times for a one-off print edition on March 1, 2026, as part of its Get Britain Reading campaign, featuring contributions from top authors and exclusive content for young readers.
LA School Board Secret Meeting After FBI Raids Superintendent
The Los Angeles Unified School District board convened privately to discuss Superintendent Alberto Carvalho following FBI searches at his home and district headquarters.
Findlay's Fiery Attack on SNP Welfare Spending at FMQs
Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay launched a blistering assault on the SNP's ballooning benefits bill during First Minister's Questions, accusing the government of fiscal irresponsibility while John Swinney defended welfare policies as ensuring
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LA School Board to Discuss Superintendent After FBI Raids
The Los Angeles Board of Education will hold a closed session to discuss Superintendent Alberto Carvalho following FBI searches at his home, district headquarters, and a Florida location linked to a defunct edtech firm.
Republican Civic Centres Grow in US Public Universities
Conservative lawmakers are funding right-leaning civic centres at public colleges, offering scholarships and courses to counter perceived liberal bias, sparking debates over academic freedom and political influence in higher education.
UK's Most Misspelt Words Revealed in Study of One Million Pupils
A landmark study analysing over 530 million spelling attempts from nearly one million UK schoolchildren reveals the most commonly misspelt words, with 'February' and 'definitely' topping the list.
Bluey Study: 150 Episodes Show Resilience Lessons
New research analysing 150 episodes of Bluey reveals the animated show models vital resilience skills for children, with nearly half containing clear resilience messages.
Shadow Minister Calls for End to University Group Assignments
Julian Leeser has called on Australian universities to phase out group assignments, citing unfairness and racial disadvantages for international students.
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India's Top Court Bans Textbook on Judicial Corruption
India's Supreme Court has ordered an immediate ban on an 8th grade textbook containing a chapter about judicial corruption, calling it a conspiracy to undermine the judiciary.
Lewis and Badenoch Discuss Student Loan System Reform
Money expert Martin Lewis met with Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch to discuss student loan reform, as pressure mounts on the government to overhaul what graduates call an unfair system.
LA Superintendent Alberto Carvalho's Home Searched by FBI
Los Angeles schools chief Alberto Carvalho, known for improving academics, had his home searched by the FBI as part of a federal investigation, with warrants also served at district offices.
Starmer Government Considers Student Loan Interest Rate Overhaul
Prime Minister Keir Starmer hints at potential policy reversal on student loan interest rates, with ministers examining fairer alternatives to the current RPI-based system.
Jan Ainsley: Educator Championed Inclusive Learning and Cinema
Jan Ainsley, a dedicated lecturer at the University of Chichester, has died at 76. She transformed English curricula to include diverse voices and advocated for accessible education for all ages.
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Robison Urges Successor to Be 'Bold and Ambitious' on Budget
Outgoing Scottish Finance Secretary Shona Robison calls for a more flexible fiscal settlement with Westminster as Holyrood passes the 2026-27 Budget, while opposition parties criticise the plan.
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