Camden libraries celebrate as Dolly Parton's Imagination Library launches, offering free monthly books to over 1,600 children from birth to age five to boost early literacy and family reading.
The government's schools white paper outlines sweeping reforms including mandatory academy trust membership and Send overhaul, but critics question its focus and feasibility.
Philip Oliver advocates for using apprenticeship levies to reinvent sandwich courses, blending industry experience with academia to boost employability and bridge the education-job gap effectively.
Applications for London secondary school places fell 1.6% this year, reflecting the capital's declining birth rate. 70.5% of children secured their first-choice school, with significant variation across boroughs.
A graduate student's computer simulation reveals how gravitational collapse forms the snowman-shaped objects in the Kuiper Belt, solving a long-standing astronomical puzzle.
Arsenal's iconic mascot Gunnersaurus joined the Mayor of Islington to officially open a new artificial pitch at Whitehall Park School, funded by the Town Hall and sponsored by ProKit.
Rachel Accurso's latest YouTube special 'Learn With Ms Rachel' delivers an hour-long celebration of diversity, social skills, and inclusion, featuring children with disabilities and multilingual greetings.
The Open University has agreed to modify its use of the term 'ancient Palestine' following complaints from UK Lawyers for Israel, raising significant concerns about academic freedom and free speech in higher education institutions across the United Kingdo
Learn the grounds for appealing secondary school placements, how to prepare evidence, and what to expect during the appeal hearing process in London and beyond.
Pavel Talankin's documentary reveals how Russian primary schools indoctrinate children with pro-war messaging, leading to his exile and Bafta win.
On Secondary School National Offer Day 2026, a new gadget allows parents to compare performance statistics of any two schools using official government data.
Readers argue that university courses should focus on acquiring skills like analysis and communication, not just job preparation, challenging narrow economic views of higher education.
Croydon's community groups, police, and youth organizations successfully prevented anticipated 'Red vs Blue' school violence that spread through viral AI-generated posters, maintaining calm across the borough.
Education experts urge UK teachers and parents to proactively discuss Jeffrey Epstein's crimes with children, warning that algorithms on social media are exposing young people to harmful content without context or support.
After a classmate's arrest by ICE, students at Ellis Prep Academy in the Bronx process their grief and document their lives, highlighting the immigrant experience in America.
The UK government faces mounting pressure to reform England's student loan system as Conservatives propose interest rate cuts and Labour seeks a fairer approach, with Martin Lewis weighing in.
FBI agents searched LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho's home and district office, with investigations linked to a bankrupt educational technology company that received a $3 million contract.
The UK has committed just £54m over five years to recruit international researchers, far less than EU and Canadian initiatives, as Trump's science cuts push US talent overseas.
Guardian readers respond to the government's Send reform white paper, highlighting concerns over cost assumptions, workforce shortages, and the need for inclusive design in education.
The Metropolitan Police have issued a dispersal order in West London following intelligence about pre-arranged fights promoted through 'Red vs Blue' social media posts targeting schoolchildren.
The Court of Appeal has dismissed a legal challenge against adding VAT to private school fees, stating parents can home school if they object to state education.
Analysis of over 530 million spelling attempts by nearly one million children reveals predictable patterns behind common errors like 'February' and 'definitely'.
Brent Council projects a £14.9m funding shortfall for special educational needs support as EHCP demand surges 67% in five years, with over 4,000 children now requiring plans.
Social media posts inciting violence among pupils in red vs blue 'school wars' have prompted warnings from the Technology Secretary and police operations across London.
Metropolitan Police launch Operation Cedarfield to combat violent 'school wars' spreading across London boroughs, with 58 schools now involved and dangerous slang terms circulating online.
The Texas State Board of Education has approved significant corrections to the public school curriculum, addressing inaccuracies and updating content across multiple subjects to improve educational standards.
The UK Government expresses deep concern over social media posts encouraging violent 'school wars' among pupils in London boroughs, with police monitoring online threats.
Conservative lawmakers are funding right-leaning civic centers at public colleges, offering scholarships and courses to counter perceived liberal bias, sparking debate over academic freedom and political influence in higher education.
Columbia University reports federal immigration agents detained a student after allegedly misrepresenting themselves to enter a campus building, sparking campus outrage and legal scrutiny.
Hammersmith and Fulham Council's innovative Pathway Bond program creates work experience pathways in STEM and media industries, focusing on ambition over privilege with over 100 companies participating.