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A headteacher at Frome Community College suspended 25 pupils in one week for minor infractions like zipping a bag too loudly or laughing, leading to parental co

A headteacher in Somerset suspended 25 pupils in the first week of term, with parents claiming minor infractions like zipping bags too loudly led to the suspens

A podcast reports on the Al Mughayyir boys' school in a West Bank village, where at least five pupils have been killed in the last year by settlers and soldiers

New figures show that less than half of grammar school pupils are white British, a significant drop from 66 percent a decade ago, according to annual school spr

A new report indicates that pupils with Additional Support Needs (ASN) are missing out on science lessons due to a lack of adequate support, raising concerns ab

Every sixth-class primary school pupil across Ireland is slated to receive a complimentary children's version of Ireland's EU Presidency Policy Programme.

Primary school teachers are being hired to teach secondary pupils in Glasgow who lack basic literacy skills, through intensive catch-up classes.

Pupils in a West Bank school are returning to classes behind barbed wire, a measure taken to protect them from Israeli settlers following a surge in violence th

English pupils have outperformed other parts of the UK in international school tests, according to the latest Pisa report, which also highlighted a global decli

UK pupils have improved their standing in global league tables for maths, reading, and science, now ranking in the top 10 for all three subjects, though still b

A 69-year-old geography teacher was sacked from a girls' boarding school after accidentally showing pupils his YouTube search history, which included inappropri

Geography teacher James Hindson has been banned from the classroom after his search history was accidentally displayed to pupils during a lesson while he was lo

Schools and councils in England anticipate a doubling of children with special educational needs plans to one in 10, driven by a surge in EHCP applications ahea

Pupils at a Glasgow primary school and nursery were instructed to stay indoors by police after a report of a man possibly possessing a firearm nearby.

A study suggests that parents who collectively agree to delay giving their children smartphones until age 14 can improve the mental health of their children and

New figures reveal that fewer than two in five Scottish pupils are passing core subjects including maths, English, and STEM, indicating mixed results in foundat

Despite a decrease in the number of government schools, India faces a paradox of better theoretical access to education, more teachers, and fewer pupils, with a

Students from the King's former school have discovered the remains of what is believed to be a 1,000-year-old medieval Viking church on an uninhabited Scottish

Students from King Charles's former boarding school have discovered a 1,000-year-old Viking church on the abandoned Scottish island of Swona in Orkney.

Pupils from Gordonstoun school have reportedly discovered a 1,000-year-old Viking church on the uninhabited Orkney island of Swona.

A study by the food charity Bite Back, founded by Jamie Oliver, revealed that most secondary schools are serving junk food to pupils more often than permitted b

A chemistry teacher has been found guilty of having sexual relationships with two male pupils at an all-boys school in the late 1980s.

Sally-Anne Bowen, a 65-year-old former chemistry teacher at Christ's College, Finchley, has been found guilty of indecently assaulting two teenage pupils in the

A chemistry teacher has been found guilty of indecently assaulting two pupils at a boys' school. The court heard that Sally-Anne Bowen acted 'like she was in a