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BBC Spotlight has discovered 44 disabled children have gone into care in Northern Ireland since the start of the pandemic.

A union says asking staff to pledge not to have pupil relationships shows contempt for teachers.

Severe damp and crumbling brickwork are just some of the issues faced by a school in Magherafelt.

Parents of dyslexic children say there aren't the places or support at state schools.

Majority of students at Kent universities face financial struggles that are causing stress for some.

Former truck driver Bob Lakin began studying philosophy at the University of Winchester this week.

What used to be a booze-fuelled week of club nights has become a more gentle introduction to university life.

There are 21% fewer nursing students starting courses at universities across the UK than three years ago.

The Labour government's changes will come into effect in January 2025

The Labour government's changes will come into effect in January 2025

A group of 141 institutions is calling for inflation-linked fee hikes and more government grants.

Primary school numbers in London are set to fall at double the national average, putting pressure on budgets.

The new repayment rate for student loans started this month but for some graduates the debt pile keeps growing.

Ormiston Academies Trust is removing access to phones for 35,000 pupils at its 42 schools.

How do I get my first student loan payment, what can I borrow and when do I have to start paying it back?

Kirsti Hadley described her business as "my second baby" - but now relies on benefits to make ends meet.

The recycled bedding has been distributed to new owners who have signed up to the scheme.

Two teaching unions call for Dumfries and Galloway Council to postpone consultation over the move.

A Woman's Hour survey suggests almost three-quarters of mothers think Send support is "broken".

Scottish government guidance encourages schools to consider affordability and sustainability in uniform policies.