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A report by Yale University last month said more than 6,000 children aged between four months and 17 years were being held in 43 camps in a systematic campaign "coordinated by Russia’s federal government"

Mum Rebecca Tregilgas said the incident left her "constantly worrying" about her two daughters, who both attend the school, as she feared they would be embarrassed in front of their classmates

Ysgol Y Deri in Penarth, Wales, has 540 pupils and is on a mission to use the outings to challenge misconceptions about disability and has now been turned into a three-part documentary

Figures show the number of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) who are either excluded or waiting for a school place has jumped by 29 per cent since 2020

Charlotte Jordan left King Edward VI Five Ways Grammar school in Birmingham after parents received a list of teachers going on strike and a data breach investigation was launched

The missing toddler had be staying with his great-aunt in Cincinnati, Ohio, US, when he was snatched by another guest. The pair have been spotted since but police are desperate to find them

Headteacher Neil Morris has told the Mirror students at the Christopher Whitehead Language College in Worcestershire have engaged in debate after the controversial posters were put up

The Stewarts are selling their family home to start a new 'back to basics' life in a self-sufficient eco-home away from the stresses of corporate jobs

Katie Price's daughter wows with holiday make over but her braids transformation isn't popular with her father who is said to be fuming by the move which 'could damage her hair'

Teachers and unions have hit back after leaked WhatsApps between Sir Gavin and the-then Health Secretary Matt Hancock show the pair criticising staff for wanting to ensure schools were safe

'In my 30-year teaching career I have never seen staff work so hard as they did during the pandemic,' says Dr Paul Gosling, NAHT President and head teacher of Exeter Road Community Primary School in Devon

Teachers were forced to set off fire alarms to try and disband angry pupils protesting against toilet rules and unisex loos at their school, with students chanting 'toilet rights!'

Charlie Hayes, who also faced criticism over her school-run outfits, says it's important for her five-year-old son to express his individuality

Rolf Harris - who is said to be in a state of ill-health - is reportedly being sued by an Australian woman who claims the children's presenter molested her when she was 10-years-old

Christopher Whitehead Language College in Worcestershire has replaced mirrors with posters carrying quotes like: "Beauty is nothing without brains"

A dad has been praised for calling out a teacher after she asked him to provide evidence that his teenage daughter was menstruating because she didn't want to participate in a PE lesson while in pain

Once a year schools up and down the country tell kids to come in dressed up as a book character – but one teacher is not a big fan of World Book Day as she thinks it's been way too commercialised

Teaching unions blasted the 'appalling lack of respect' shown in leaked WhatsApp messages between the then-Education Secretary Sir Gavin Williamson and Matt Hancock during the pandemic

The soap star qualified for free school dinners as a child but she said her single mum often worked three jobs so she and her sister could be spared the stigma that left her classmates 'humiliated'

Teachers are striking over a long-running pay dispute, with one protester saying they had a student complaining the classroom was too cold during their mock exams

University students say they are protesting against a lecturer who left one “crying” and “humiliated” after allegedly using the N-word during seminar and lectures

Pictures taken from outside The Kingsway School in Cheadle appear to show huge queues of pupils stood outside after the 'key changes' were implemented including a search policy

Top chef Tom Kerridge called on the Tories to extend free school meals to all children whose households receive Universal Credit - and called for a long term overhaul of the system so every child gets a nutritious lunch

Evangeline Edwin was an agency teacher at Childwall Church of England Primary School, in Liverpool, when she allowed a four-year-old boy to leave alone and he was later found by a member of the public

A poll for the Food Foundation found that 80% of people in England back calls for free school dinners for all children living in households that receive Universal Credit