All news on the topic: Education

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'I'm a former teacher - I will never put my kids in school or set them homework'
Former teacher Taylor Moran lives off-grid in the forest with her three children - and has vowed to teach them survival skills, playing, and exploring rather than send them to a 'traditional school'
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Three key pieces of evidence finally caught notorious serial killer clown
John Wayne Gacy is one of the most horrific and prolific serial killers the world has ever seen - and it due to the discovery of three key clues that he was finally brought to justice
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Teenager thought she had rotten hangover after night out – but truth was worse
Lana Quinlan contracted meningitis just days before starting university in Cardiff last year after originally thinking it was alcohol poisoning and she is warning others to be aware
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High school plunged into terror as masked intruders invade and attack students
Aurburn Riverside High School in Washington was plunged into a 'secure and teach' lockdown after a gang of intruders stormed into the school and punched a student
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'Fruit flies can help us personalise what we eat - our DNA is similar to theirs'
Dr Miriam Stoppard looks at a new study carried out by researchers from three different universities who worked together to examine how two different diets affected fruit fly health
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Genetic mutation that could be making men go bald discovered by scientists
A study has identified five genes that could be contributing to hair loss in men, with the hope that the findings could help identify men at risk and boost treatment to prevent baldness
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'Diabolic' maths question that experts say is too hard to solve
A difficult maths question that featured in a higher-level test paper for Year 12 students in Australia has left many people stumped - as some labelled the question brutal
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'One of UK's strictest schools' punishing pupils if their shoes are too shiny
Pupils are being given oversized 'clown trousers' if theirs are too tight at 'one of Britain's strictest schools', parents have claimed, adding their children aren't being allowed to go to the loo or are being told off for having too shiny shoes
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Kate Middleton 'heartbroken' as Prince William's decision on George's 'destiny'
The Prince and Princess of Wales were seen touring round Eton College's headquarters with the young heir in June which sparked speculation about whether or not George would attend the same school as his father William and uncle Harry
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Prince William's direct reply after Meghan and Harry claim
The serious claim gripped the attention of thousands across the world as the royal brother's rift played out in public, but it was the Prince of Wales' stark clapback that left viewers wondering the truth
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Colorado land high rated quarterback to make Shedeur Sanders Draft future clear
Deion Sanders has found the successor for his son, Shedeur, but with his commitment in the future it provides an update over when it's likely his son will declare for the NFL Draft
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Braverman is wrong - diversity is one of our strengths, says Baroness Amos
The Labour peer dismisses the Home Secretary's recent assertion that “multiculturalism has failed” and believes the UK should cheer the progress that has been made
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Inside school's baffling policy that lets pupils take smoking and vaping breaks
The school allows students to take vaping or smoking breaks in designated area without judgement, but claims to address the issue in a "rigourous education program."
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Unions demand answers on schools still not surveyed for crumbling RAAC concrete
The National Education Union has demanded to know how many children are still being taught in marquees and mobile classrooms as the RAAC crisis drags on into the winter months
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Crisis for RAAC schools as Government won't put mobile classrooms on grass
Aylesford school in Warwick was forced to close 29 classrooms where RAAC is suspected to be present - but can’t be inspected because of asbestos - but they're only getting 9 mobile buildings after officials insisted on them being erected on hard surfaces only
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Martin Lewis warns parents to save eye-watering amount monthly for kids' futures
University maintenance loans aren’t as fair a system as many people believe - so money expert Martin Lewis has encouraged middle-income families to get saving to help cover their child’s future tuition
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Inside UK village with no shops where houses still sell for more than £1m
Streatley is a beautiful village on the Thames with an historical church where Lewis Carroll once preached - but for those considering the almost £1 million price tag for a home, there’s a large catch…
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Raheem Sterling sends message to Gareth Southgate after double England snub
Sterling, addressing his England absence for the first time, insists he will carry on battling for a recall with next summer’s tournament still a target
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Ashling Murphy murder suspect 'seen cycling on CCTV hours before teacher died'
Ashling Murphy, 23, was found by a canal path in Co Offaly, Ireland, with a fitness app still running on her phone as a court today heard how 25,000 hours of CCTV has been examined
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Food expert lifts lid on whether you should eat carved Jack-O-Laterns
Many people wonder what to do with their Jack-O-Lanterns after Halloween - after all, why waste food? But doctors and medical experts alike are warning people once again this year: don't eat your stale, old decorations!
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Strictly Come Dancing star is banned from his kids school parents' evening
BBC's Strictly Come Dancing star Ed Balls has revealed that he was banned from his kids' school parents evening as they were so embarrassed by his stint on BBC show
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'Real life Cinderella' as teen leaves golden stiletto at Danish prince's party
Prince Christian of Denmark's 18th birthday in Copenhagen led to a 21st-century retelling of Cinderella after one student left behind a golden stiletto
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Students' union bans blue shirts and chinos amid 'dangerous behaviour'
Cardiff University Students' Union (CUSU) has prohibited people from wearing blue shirts and chinos as part of a new dress code rule to crackdown on 'reckless' behaviour
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Nearly 800,000 young adults weren't in education, employment or training in 2023
But two-thirds of 16-25-year-olds feel there is not enough support available to get them into work, with over half worrying about getting left behind in the job market
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Millions baffled by 'simple' maths question as they can't agree on answer
How good are you at maths? This seemingly simple maths sequence challenges you to find out what three is - but it's stumped many adults who can't decide on the right answer