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Princess of Wales launches campaign on early years development

The Princess of Wales launches a campaign calling for more attention on 'critical' early years.

School strike: Thousands of pupils told to stay home

Next week's strike is "looking quite likely" according to a union representing teachers and support staff.

Gillian Keegan asks teachers to give heads notice of plan to strike

The education secretary wants teachers to tell schools if they plan to join Wednesday's walkout.

Lockdowns linked to tenfold rise in child sex imagery

A charity says its data highlights how predators took advantage of the worldwide Covid-19 situation.

Teachers will be protected from council job cuts, says Sturgeon

The First Minister said it would not be acceptable for Scotland's teaching workforce to decrease.

NI education bosses assessing potential 10% cut

BBC News NI understands officials are modelling different cuts and no decisions have yet been made.

Strike action: Majority of NI teachers to walk out for half a day

It is expected many schools will close until midday on Tuesday 21 February.

Children punched and hit over the head in care homes rated ‘good’

Former staff and leaked papers reveal shocking abuse claims at three South Yorkshire children's homes.

Warwick Davis backs campaign to save Cambridgeshire primary school

The actor's son went to a school that has 47 pupils and says it will be "a travesty" if it closes.

Girl, 14, stabbed at Didsbury school and boy arrested

The girl was attacked and seriously injured at a school in the Didsbury area of Manchester.

Portishead boy joins Mensa after teaching himself to read aged two

Teddy, from Portishead, now four, can also count to 100 in six non-native languages.

Mensa: What happens when 'child geniuses' grow up

After a four-year-old joins Mensa, we ask formerly gifted children about the expectations they faced.

Will some teachers receive a 15.9% pay rise?

Fact-checking claims by Education Secretary Gillian Keegan and teachers' union boss Mary Bousted.

When are teachers going on strike, why and will schools close?

Teachers are striking over pay in the biggest unions in England, Scotland and Wales.

Andrew Tate: How schools are tackling his influence

Teachers are trying to find ways to challenge boys who admire the controversial influencer.

Afghan teacher 'abandoned by UK' fears for her life

A scheme to resettle 1,500 Afghan citizens who supported the British mission has helped just four.

University strikes: Why staff across the UK are taking industrial action

More than 70,000 university staff are taking part in the strikes, says their union, the UCU.

Are teachers in the top 10% of earners in some areas?

Education Secretary Gillian Keegan said teachers are in the top 10% of earners in some parts of the country.

Teacher strikes: What parents need to know

Schools in England and Wales could close as teacher strikes are announced.

The 11-year-old piano prodigy with Mozart-level talent

Jude's talent caught the attention of a piano tuner who surprised him with an amazing gift.

Disability: Machine lets wheelchair users experience walking

A machine is allowing disabled pupils at one school to experience walking for the first time.

Maesteg: Woman told daughter is 160m out of school bus zone

Seren, seven, is refused free transport to school despite taking the bus for three years.

Three Dads Walking: Bereaved dads help students talk about suicide

The 3 Dads Walking visit a school in Cumbria teaching suicide prevention lessons to young people.

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