All news on the topic: Education

A mum was astounded when her 11-year-old son told her he wasn't allowed to use the toilet at school and that the doors were locked during the breaks - and was even confirmed by the school staff

Former Premier League manager Harry Redknapp has accepted the position with the HEROS charity which retrains and rehomes ex-racehorses

Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson wants young kids to learn numeracy through 'real world' teaching to prepare them better for secondary school and adult life

A Pride of Britain award winner was left stunned when former England and Manchester United star David Beckham not only dished out the honour but plated up her dinner

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's old school looks set to save more than £250,000 on its business rate bills by using a tax perk - while most state schools have to pay the full amount

It's been 23 years since Big Brother first exploded onto our screens in 2000 and launched the careers of household names including the late Nikki Grahame, Pete Bennet and Glyn Wise, who was just 18 when he entered the house in 2006

A man has admitted that being breastfed by his wife makes him 'mentally stronger' but the pair have had to tone it down as he was being breastfed three times a day

Kaylee Timonet, student government president and scholarship candidate at her school near Baton Rouge, Louisiana, was punished after a video of her dancing at a Homecoming party off-campus was seen by the principal

Hertfordshire Police said the two teenagers, aged 16 and 17, suffered "serious suspected stab wounds" following the incident near Oaklands College in St Albans

Sports Direct have been mocked online by shoppers over a comical spelling error on their back to school kits, as the sports retailer accidentally offered "stationary kits"

Confiding in another student in the middle of a test, a 14-year-old's 'hit list' of targets at his high school was discovered. The Alabama boy has confessed to shooting dead his older brother at their family home.

Travis Gienger, a horticulture teacher from Anoka, Minnesota, won the 50th World Championship Pumpin Weigh-Off, held just south of San Francisco in Half Moon Bay

A new study suggests that billions of people around the world will be forced to migrate due to increasing temperatures attributed to climate change

Dr Miriam Stoppard shares important research from the universities of Oxford and Leicester, looking into the crushing cognitive symptoms of Long Covid

Coleen Nolan advises a reader who is not sure whether to stay with her husband or not as she feels they are just existing

In an exclusive interview, the First Minister of Wales also urged caution about a general election victory and revealed what he was most looking forward to in retirement

Danielle, 38, took her daughter Sophia to the doctor when she noticed an unusual lump protruding from her ribs which was later revealed to be a cancerous tumour

A woman's box of Royal souvenir chocolates from 1935 have been found under her bed 88 years later - after she refused to eat them because her dad told her not to

A woman is seeking advice after she told off her mother-in-law for making unnecessary comments about her four-year-old grandson who enjoys wearing dresses and hairclips

Jennifer Dunstan, from Sheffield, has won a battle lasting more than a year to prove her son Rio, 12, who has autism, is entitled to help from his school to feed and educate him

Strictly Come Dancing head judge Shirley Ballas spoke to the Mirror on the Pride of Britain red carpet about the brutal booing she receives from the live studio audience

The lawsuit claims that a "climate of harassment" created the conditions for the previously unreported assault, which took place in October 2021 as the girl walked to class at East New York High School of Transit Technology

Labour MP Sharon Hodgson urged activists to collar Keir Starmer, Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves and other top party figures to make the case during Labour's annual conference

Ilan Troen, a 83-year-old academic from Boston, told how his daughter and son-in-law were murdered on Saturday by attackers from the Gaza Strip

Dame Averil Mansfield has had a remarkable medical career and over the years, she wanted to inspire other women to follow her lead. She is still sending a defiant message