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Hero schoolboy Dillon Reeves, 13, quickly jumped into action and took control of the school bus he was travelling in after noticing that the driver had become unconscious in Michigan, US

Relations between schools and the education watchdog have dramatically deteriorated since the death of headteacher Ruth Perry, who killed herself in January while waiting for an Ofsted report that downgraded her school to inadequate

The General Secretaries of the four major teaching unions will gather today at the NAHT's conference in Telford, where they are expected to announce plans to coordinate their industrial action

Nikoloz Papashvili was a teaching supervisor at an Ealing school when he had a holiday request turned down by the headteacher but went away anyway while claiming he had Covid, a tribunal heard

Veterans of the British nuclear tests are being sought for a £250,000 project to create a documentary with the British Library, and to be taught to A-level students

The teacher explained why it might not be the best idea to tell kids not to say certain words in some circumstances - as you could end up doing more harm than good

Research reveals seven in 10 parents feel young people should be taught about "stranger danger" before they turn 5-years-old.

Marelle Sturrock, 35, was found dead after police were called to a property in Glasgow on Tuesday morning - a large-scale search has continued for a second day for a missing man at Mugdock Country Park

Health Secretary Steve Barclay took the Royal College of Nursing to court after warning the union does not have a mandate to stage the walkout beginning this weekend

A mum has taken to Reddit to share her heartache after hearing how her eight-year-old son was the only child in his class to be excluded from a boy's birthday party

Mum Sharon says her 11-year-old son was attacked on April 16 in Chorley, Lancashire - and she had no idea her son had been bullied until a friend sent her a video of it

Kyle Limper, 16, was a keen athlete, playing high school football, running track and wrestling, with hopes of going on to join the CSI or FBI "so people could live their lives safely"

Marelle Sturrock, 35, was pronounced dead at home in Glasgow on Tuesday shortly after 8.40am, and police have also said they are treating her death as suspicious

Many parents only found out this morning if their children would have to stay at home, leaving some people having to arrange last-minute childcare - so what are your rights if you can't work?

Members of the National Education Union (NEU) will take part in strike actions in schools across England today after rejecting the Government’s 'insulting' pay offer

School spending in England has been ravaged by Tory cuts and is now 3% lower than it was in 2010. Over the same period the backlog for repairs to school buildings has doubled to £11billion

Tyree Wilson is one of the top defensive prospects in the 2023 NFL Draft, and the six-foot-six giant is likely to be in high demand when the event begins in Kansas on Thursday

Demand usually peaks during school holidays because many children miss out on the free school meal they would get during the day, which has a detrimental impact

Worried parents were sent an email from the school to say staff had made the decision to "not allow learners out on the school field during lunchtime", owing to the rogue pupils from another school

Schoolchildren in Kemsley, Kent, are being warned about "stranger danger" after a pair of masked suspects tried to snatch a child at the end of the afternoon school run

Police were called to the boarding school after a 16-year-old girl was sadly found to have died, with her body understood to have been discovered in a wooded area near to a playing field

Wendy Exton, from Stoke-on-Trent, says she has witnessed a massive rise in student violence and sexual attacks in recent years, and believes Covid lockdowns are to blame

The man who took a photo of the glaring error suggested that whoever was responsible for the mix-up should pop into the school for a "couple of English lessons"

School leaders are being forced to cut spending on outings, IT equipment, extracurriculars and support staff - and to use cash intended for poorest pupils to plug budget gaps

Mirror agony aunt Coleen Nolan advises a reader who has fallen for a colleague, but is too shy to talk to her, and has been warned off by family