Croydon's BRIT School: Grammy-Winning Alumni Hub
Olivia Dean and RAYE's recent Grammy wins spotlight The BRIT School in Croydon, a free performing arts comprehensive producing global superstars like Adele and Amy Winehouse.
Category : Education
Teacher Banned After OnlyFans 'Granny Headteacher' Exposed
Lyndi Corston, a 61-year-old supply teacher, has been prohibited from teaching after her adult content profile on OnlyFans was discovered by a colleague at Rye Community Primary School in Sussex.
Major Incident at De Montfort University Leicester
A serious incident at De Montfort University in Leicester has led to road closures and a police investigation, with support offered to affected students and staff.
Greenwich and Kent Merge to Form UK Super-University
The universities of Greenwich and Kent have received formal approval to merge into the UK's first super-university, creating the third-largest higher education institution in the country.
Student Loan Forgiveness: NHS Crisis vs Fiscal Reality
The debate over student loan forgiveness intensifies as healthcare professionals struggle with debt while experts question fiscal feasibility. Should the government write off loans or fix systemic flaws?
Southend University Closure Hits Students and City Hard
Essex University's decision to close its Southend campus this summer, due to a drop in international students, impacts 800 students and threatens the city's economy and social mobility.
£88m Drive Aims to Recruit 10,000 Foster Carers
The UK government has announced an £88 million plan to recruit 10,000 new foster carers by the end of the next parliament, targeting younger and more diverse households.
High Absence Rates Among Autistic Pupils in UK
A new survey shows one in six autistic pupils have not attended school since September, with mental health issues and unsuitable placements cited as key factors.
Class Size Matters for Inclusive Schools, Ministers Told
Education experts call for government action on class sizes to support inclusive schools, highlighting how smaller groups enhance learning for all students.
Sussex University Fights OfS Fine in Court
The University of Sussex argues in the High Court that a £585,000 OfS fine over freedom of speech issues should be quashed as unlawful and unreasonable.
Teacher Critical After Alleged Stabbing by Pupil in France
A 60-year-old art teacher is fighting for life in France after being stabbed multiple times by a 14-year-old pupil at a middle school in Sanary-sur-Mer, sparking national concern.
NSW School Hate Speech Rules Could Stifle Gaza Talks
New guidelines in NSW schools prohibiting hate speech have raised concerns among teachers and legal experts that classroom discussions about Gaza could be suppressed, despite government assurances.
School Missed 130 Violent Incidents Before Murder
An independent review reveals All Saints Catholic High School failed to act on 130 violent incidents involving Harvey Willgoose's killer before his fatal stabbing.
School Failed to Act on 130 Violent Incidents Before Murder
An independent review reveals All Saints Catholic High School in Sheffield missed multiple opportunities to protect Harvey Willgoose, 15, from his killer who had 130 prior violent incidents.
School Failures Revealed in Harvey Willgoose Murder Report
An independent review commissioned by All Saints Catholic High School in Sheffield details multiple failures to protect 15-year-old Harvey Willgoose, who was fatally stabbed by a fellow pupil.
Trump Seeks $1bn Damages from Harvard in Legal Dispute
Former US President Donald Trump is pursuing a $1 billion damages claim against Harvard University in a contentious legal settlement dispute, escalating tensions between the political figure and the prestigious institution.
Martin Lewis Clashes with Rachel Reeves on Student Loans
Martin Lewis calls on graduates to write to MPs over Rachel Reeves's student loan threshold freeze, sparking a debate on fairness and contract breaches in England and Wales.
School Failures in Harvey Willgoose Murder Report
An independent review commissioned by All Saints Catholic High School in Sheffield reveals multiple missed opportunities to protect 15-year-old Harvey Willgoose before his fatal stabbing by another pupil.
School Stabbing: Family Says Red Flags Were Missed
The family of Harvey Willgoose, stabbed at school, calls his death 'avoidable' as a report highlights systemic safeguarding failures and missed warning signs.
California Teachers Strike Over Pay and Funding
Teachers in California have launched a major strike, demanding better pay, improved working conditions, and increased education funding, impacting schools statewide.
London Schools Face £45m Funding Crisis
London schools could lose £45m in funding over four years due to falling pupil numbers, risking staff cuts, narrowed curriculum, and reduced support for vulnerable students.
70 Free Breakfast Clubs Launch in London Schools
A new interactive map reveals 70 London primary schools launching free breakfast clubs in April, part of a national expansion benefiting over 300,000 children.
Graduates' Student Loan Repayment Struggles
Graduates in England and Wales face mounting student debt challenges, with frozen repayment thresholds and rising interest. Share your experiences with loan management.
London Schools at Risk from Falling Pupil Numbers
London secondary schools could start shutting due to a sharp decline in pupil numbers, leading to funding cuts of £45m over four years and forcing mergers or closures.
Disabled Children's Legal Rights 'Red Lines' in Send Overhaul
Charities and experts warn ministers that any dilution of legal rights for disabled children would cross 'red lines' as government prepares major Send changes in England.
Power Skills Over Test Scores in UK Education
A new initiative, Gen Evolve Education, challenges the UK's Victorian-era school model by prioritising power skills like emotional intelligence and creativity alongside academics.
Puzzles: The Unique Properties of the Number Eleven
Dive into three engaging puzzles that reveal the fascinating mathematical traits of eleven, from football formations to palindromes and divisibility rules.
70 More London Schools Get Free Breakfast Clubs
The Department for Education announces 70 additional London schools will join the free breakfast club programme in April, extending support to over 41,000 primary children across the capital.
Preserving Childhood Curiosity in Australian Schools
A father reflects on nurturing curiosity as his youngest child starts school, questioning how Australia's education system will recognise and cultivate his innate wonder.
Families Sue Nursery Over Paedophile Worker's Abuse
Forty-six families are taking legal action against Bright Horizons nursery in West Hampstead after their fears about paedophile worker Vincent Chan were ignored, with calls for corporate prosecution.
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