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Digested week: So long primary school, it’s hard for me
The end of primary school brings mixed emotions for parents. Plus, Trump pays E Jean Carroll, lettuce fears, and Little House on the Prairie.
Letters: Juliet Gardiner, World Cup, DIY, slang
Readers reflect on Juliet Gardiner's unrecognized talent, England's 1966 World Cup hope, DIY avoidance, and regional slang like 'shrammed' and 'spreethed'.
Every Year 6 Student to Get Impossible Creatures for Christmas
Queen Camilla's initiative gives 800,000+ copies of Impossible Creatures to Year 6/P6 children to boost reading enjoyment, which drops sharply after primary school.
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Croydon Summer Holiday Clubs: Free Activities for Families
Thousands of Croydon children eligible for free school meals can access free holiday clubs with activities like dance, swimming, and go-karting through the HAF programme.
Steph McGovern Hosts Vocational Celebration Day
Steph McGovern hosted a Vocational Celebration Day in London, highlighting the importance of vocational skills and careers. The event featured hands-on activities and talks from industry experts.
West London school closes early after rooftop fire
A rooftop fire at Rabbsfarm Primary School in Hillingdon forced early closure for summer holidays. All 550 pupils and staff evacuated safely; Year 6 celebrations postponed.
Meningitis B vaccine recommended for UK teenagers on NHS
The JCVI recommends offering teenagers the meningitis B vaccine on the NHS after fatal outbreaks, with jabs at age 15 and catch-up programmes.
Sugar molecule in space may explain life's origin
Astronomers have discovered erythrulose, a sugar molecule, in an interstellar cloud 27,000 light-years away, suggesting life's building blocks can form without planets.
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Disabled man's court victory blocks Bromley centre closure
Jerome, a disabled man with learning disabilities, won a Court of Appeal case quashing Bromley Council's decision to close Poverest Adult Education Centre, citing unlawful lack of consultation.
Best and Worst Uni Society Experiences: Share Your Story
Students and recent graduates: tell us your highs and lows of university clubs and societies to help freshers navigate the new academic year.
Florence Welch's mother calls arts cuts 'absolutely tragic'
Prof Evelyn Welch, vice-chancellor of Bristol University and incoming Russell Group chair, says cuts to arts and humanities are 'absolutely tragic', citing daughter Florence Welch's success as proof of their value.
Ofsted: North London nursery learning 'more by chance'
Ofsted found that toddlers at St Michael's Nursery in Harlesden learn 'more by chance' due to inconsistent support, with children losing interest in activities and not being fully prepared for their next stage.
Missing Black Holes Found in Omega Centauri Cluster
Astronomers have confirmed the first stellar-mass black hole in Omega Centauri, named oMEGACat BH-2, using Hubble and Webb data, ending a decades-long search for thousands of missing black holes.
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Harrow teacher banned for life for child grooming and assault
Jacques Lodewyck Du Plessis, a former teacher at John Lyon School in Harrow, has been banned from teaching for life after being convicted of grooming and sexually abusing a child in Stoke-on-Trent.
Housing anxiety tops climate concerns for young Australians
Almost three-quarters of young Australians are worried about buying a home, more than climate change or careers, a major study finds, revealing deep distrust in politicians.
Denise devastated by death in EastEnders, then Gray gran shock
Denise Fox faces heartbreak as cancer friend Teyana dies, then learns Chelsea has secretly let Gray's grandmother see Jordan in EastEnders.
CUHK Rises in QS World Rankings 2025
The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) has climbed to 36th place in the QS World University Rankings 2025, up from 47th last year, driven by improvements in academic reputation and employer recognition.
UK pupils struggle in 40C classrooms as teachers call for action
UK teachers report classrooms above 40°C, with pupils suffering heatstroke and nausea. One in five school sessions missed in June heatwave, costing economy up to £200m.
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How long would a rocket take to reach the moon? Kids' quiz
Test your knowledge with five multiple-choice questions set by children, plus submit your own brainteasers for future quizzes.
Raise minimum age of criminal responsibility to 14, says Bar Council chair
England and Wales have the lowest age of criminal responsibility in Europe at 10. The Bar Council recommends raising it to 14, citing harm to children and increased reoffending.
Nicola Fisher obituary: A life of serendipity and service
Nicola Fisher, who died aged 59, moved from furniture restoration to community work, organizing the Teenage Kicks festival in Shrewsbury and leading West Mercia Women's Aid.
How to solve the literacy crisis in schools
A third of disadvantaged white pupils leave primary school without reading fluency. Teachers and experts urge intensive literacy intervention in year 7 to prevent disengagement.
North London nursery sports day at risk from overgrown field
Pre-school of Excellence in Kilburn says its annual sports day may be cancelled because Brent Council has not maintained the South Kilburn open space, leaving it overgrown.
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Teacher Banned for Drinking Wine at Work in London
Catherine Stephenson, a deputy headteacher at Snowflake School in Kensington, has been indefinitely banned from teaching after consuming half a bottle of white wine during a single morning at work.
Cutting language courses will be a costly mistake
Experts warn that cutting university language courses risks making Britain a monolingual island, costing the economy 3.5% of GDP annually.
Wandsworth schools face more class cuts as pupil numbers fall
Wandsworth Council plans further reductions in school forms of entry due to falling pupil numbers, with five primary schools closed since 2023 and Oasis Academy Putney shutting this month.
Dulwich school earns two 'Exceptional' Ofsted grades
The Charter School North Dulwich achieved two 'Exceptional' Ofsted ratings for Post-16 Provision and Inclusion, with disadvantaged pupils and those with SEND excelling.
300,000 pupils absent after England World Cup win
About 332,000 fewer children attended school on Monday after England's 3-2 World Cup win over Mexico, with attendance dropping over three percentage points.
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