HMRC Urges Parents: Check Child Benefit for £1,400
HMRC encourages parents to verify if they qualify for Child Benefit worth over £1,400 annually. Payments can continue beyond age 16 if the child is in approved education or training.
Category : Education
Budget Misses Chance to Fix Unfair Uni Fees for Young
Despite focusing on intergenerational equity, the federal budget failed to address the unfair Job-Ready Graduates scheme, which imposes $52,000 degrees on young Australians.
Send Reforms at Risk from Academic Focus, School Leaders Say
Headteachers warn that the government's emphasis on academic attainment conflicts with proposed Send reforms, creating perverse incentives that penalise inclusive schools.
Dangers of Pupil Images on School Websites
New research highlights risks of publishing student photos online, including privacy violations and potential misuse by predators.
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Pension Savings Gap: Women Have Half the Funds of Men
The Pensions Commission warns 15 million Britons save too little for retirement, with women holding half the savings of men. Auto-enrolment success offers cautious optimism.
Walthamstow Teachers Strike Over Funding Cuts
Teachers at Henry Maynard Primary School strike over funding cuts and staff restructure. Parents and union criticize unfair funding compared to inner London boroughs.
Parenting a Teen Through A-Levels: Helplessness
A parent reflects on the unique horror of supporting a teenager through A-levels, feeling impotent and clueless in the face of complex subjects like chemistry and further maths.
Ofsted Flags Disadvantaged Pupil Underperformance at Trinity School
Ofsted found Trinity Church of England School in Belvedere needs improvement, with only 9.1% of disadvantaged pupils achieving grade 5 in English and Maths GCSE, well below the national average.
Hounslow Council Slammed for SEND Failures
Hounslow Council was found at fault by the ombudsman for failing a girl with autism, leading to home-schooling. The watchdog urges all councils to review their SEND oversight.
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Letters: Weighing the Value of Sats and Other Views
Readers discuss Sats exams, double-decker buses, northern prime ministers, language misuse, and a deer in a department store.
Chelsea Flower Show 2026: Sensory Garden for All
The 2026 Chelsea Flower Show features an accessible sensory garden designed by Sightsavers, offering an inclusive experience for visitors with visual impairments and other disabilities.
Bexley SEND Services Improve After Systemic Failings
Ofsted and CQC praise Bexley for taking effective action to improve SEND services after widespread failings were found in 2023, with better EHC plans and therapy provision.
M&S £30 Beauty Bag Worth Over £75: Save 60% Now
Marks & Spencer's latest skincare gift bag offers six premium products for £30, saving 60% off the £75.50 value. Includes Estée Lauder, Clinique, and Emma Hardie favorites.
Ofsted: Lewisham School Must Address Absence and Achievement
Ofsted tells Twin Oaks Primary School in Deptford to tackle high absence rates and low pupil achievement, while praising its inclusive culture and reading prioritisation.
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UK to Lead Global SEND Alliance for Education Reform
The UK will lead a new international alliance to improve education for special needs children, Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announced at the Education World Forum.
School is mandatory, so sport should be too
Ruth Daniels argues for mandatory school sport to build lifelong habits, while Jane Hall shares traumatic PE memories from the 1980s. Letters on physical activity in schools.
Tiny Heroes: Unsung Beneficial Organisms
From parasitic wasps that destroy clothes moth eggs to gut bacteria aiding digestion, many overlooked organisms silently benefit humans. Discover their crucial roles.
Why We Should Hold Our Beliefs Lightly and Let Them Evolve
Nadine Levy reflects on how clinging to beliefs can close us off, while holding them with curiosity fosters connection and growth.
Oasis Academy Putney Set to Close in July
Oasis Academy Putney, a South London primary school opened in 2017, is set to close in July due to falling pupil numbers, with government backing for the plans.
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Teacher Dies in Front of GCSE Students at Kings' School
A female teacher collapsed and died at Kings' School in Winchester as pupils prepared for GCSE exams, leading to a lockdown and early dismissal.
Ofsted Flags Issues at Welling School: Attendance, Behaviour
Ofsted identified six areas needing improvement at Welling School in Bexley, including curriculum, teaching, achievement, and attendance. GCSE results lag behind national averages, with only 26.7% achieving grade 5 or above in English and Maths.
Childminder Numbers Halve in England
Childminder numbers in England have halved over a decade due to costs, low pay, and paperwork. Families face childcare shortages. Share your story.
Sudoku 7312 Hard: Challenge Your Logic Skills
Test your puzzle-solving abilities with Sudoku 7312, a hard-level grid designed for experienced players seeking a mental challenge.
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King's and Cranfield Merge in Surprise Deal
King's College London absorbs Cranfield University in a merger aimed at growth, combining complementary strengths in policy and industry-focused research.
Two-Thirds Support Esports Education in UK Schools
A new survey reveals 66% of Britons believe schools should teach esports and digital skills, highlighting growing recognition of the industry's economic potential.
Mother Prosecuted Over Son's School Absence Due to Sibling Care
Sinead Hegarty faces prosecution after Ealing Council issued a school attendance order for her son Shay, who missed 8 months of school due to complex sibling care needs.
King's and Cranfield Merge to Form UK Super-University
King's College London and Cranfield University agree to merge by 2027, creating the UK's second largest mainstream university with 47,000 students, boosting research and competitiveness.
Labor Budget 2026 Axes CSIRO Science Research Funding
The Australian government's 2026 budget cuts funding to a key CSIRO science program, sparking concerns among researchers about the future of innovation and national research capacity.
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West London Schools Open SEND Units for Autistic Pupils
Wormholt Park and Brackenbury primary schools in Hammersmith and Fulham will introduce new SEND units for autistic pupils from September, each accommodating 20 students.
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