Parents and teachers of sixth grade students say reading a Sats essay was so difficult that the children cried. A mother told the BBC that her child, who loves...
Category - Education & Family
Edinburgh University staff say management’s response to a boycott of grades poses a “serious threat” to the integrity of its degrees. About...
Childcare in Northern Ireland is in crisis as the gap between what parents get in Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK widens, a new parents’ group...
To raise money for charity, a clothing line based on a university’s “Cat of Many Talents” was created. Sylvester is often out and about on...
A teacher crossed the Bristol Channel on a paddleboard to raise money for the special school where she teaches. Kerry Baker is a teacher at Ysgol Y Deri in...
A struggle or a struggle, this is how some parents describe the extra support given to their children at school, despite reforms designed to make it easier...
The charity Early Years Alliance, which represents nurseries, preschools and childminders, wants a review of the grades given by Ofsted inspectors. The charity...
London’s schools are struggling to stay open as student enrollments fall, with soaring rents and sky-high property prices combined with the cost-of...
Members of the University and College Union (UCU) continue their ratings and appraisals boycott over pay and working conditions. The BBC spoke to students and...
More schools than ever have been unable to fully open in the latest teachers’ strike in England, according to Department of Education (DfE) data...