All news on the topic: Schools

Lauren Cleere shouted 'lies, absolute lies' and told the magistrate she didn't want to watch the body-worn footage of her behaviour outside her son's school in July last year

Michelle Cline was banned from parking at the school because she advertises her OnlyFans account on her car. Fellow parents have complained for her kids to be expelled

Ed Sheeran's charity, The Framlingham Foundation Trust, has donated money to the Thomas Mills High School in Suffolk so children there can follow in his brushstrokes and be good at art

A highly organised super mum has shared her tips to help streamline the weekday chaos with young children and her advice for easier lunchbox preparation has gone down a storm

A man has admitted to paying for his son's education, but won't do the same for his two stepdaughters, leaving him and his wife in serious 'financial friction'

Alan Richardson, 82, decided to build a new driveway at the front of his house so he can leave and return to his home as he pleases after being blocked in by school run traffic

The family of a tragic teenage girl who died by suicide after a video circulated showing her being brutally beaten by other girls at her school has filed a lawsuit against the district in New Jersey

One of the Queens brothers arrested earlier this month for allegedly compiling a 'hit list' that targeted cops and politicians for 'human sacrifices' was reportedly a security guard at a local elementary school

As students compete to get into the top universities across the United States, a report found that many parents are spending hundreds of thousands on 'elite consultants' that will turn their kids' college apps into 'Ivy League bait'

Concern over the rise in use of vapes among pupils has led City of Norwich School deciding to bring in sniffer dogs, normally deployed to hunt drugs and explosives, to tackle the problem

TV chef Rosemary Shrager tells Gemma Calvert about the secret battle with dyslexia that caused her mental health to plummet and led her to suffer from debilitating anxiety

Ministers are looking at introducing an import ban to prevent youngsters being able to get around a clampdown by stocking up on disposable e-cigarettes from foreign websites

Christine Knudsen has escaped jail time after pleading guilty to having sexual relations with her 17-year-old student. It was described as a “disturbing” case by the assistant prosecutor

More than two-fifths of privately educated 35 to 44 year olds said they reviewed or reassessed their pension pot at least once a year, compared with less than a fifth of state school-educated peers of the same age

And as a result, many feel anxious, confused, or overwhelmed when it comes to retirement planning - with more than half considering it to be a minefield

MPs demand an Ofsted shake-up after a inquest in December said a school inspection 'likely contributed' to the death of Caversham Primary School headteacher Ruth Perry

Mia Janin, who was relentlessly bullied online and at school, was discovered dead at her home near Barnet, north London, a tragedy which left parents Mariano and Marisa heartbroken

Devante, who was diagnosed at seven with incurable eye condition retinitis pigmentosa, which gives him tunnel vision and leads to blindness, met his girlfriend during a trip to Specsavers

Annick Lever was silenced by fear throughout her youth but knew she was different. It wasn't until later in life that she was able to piece together what happened to her maternal family at Auschwitz-Birkenau

Martin Swarfield, 46, has been banned from teaching after a professional conduct panel heard how he sexually pursued a pupil at Wells Cathedral School in Somerset

Suzanne Winter told the Post Office Inquiry that investigators were ranked one to five on their ability to recover cash from postmasters accused of false accounting and theft

New WXCharts weather maps show a huge wall of snow which will reach from Yorkshire to southern Scotland - and is expected to make landfall in a matter of days

The simple and non-invasive test will reduce the need for surgery, which is currently needed to diagnose certain types of brain tumours, according to researchers at Imperial College London

A professional dancer living in New York City but originally from the UK collapsed and died after eating a cookie that had been mislabelled at a local supermarket

David Brown, 49, originally from Tynemouth, Tyne and Wear, faces a decade in a Thai jail after allegedly luring girls as young as seven to his office and perfoming sex acts on them in Bangkok