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Parenting: Helping young dads to challenge stereotypes
They're often seen as "dangerous, feckless and disinterested", but one charity's trying to change that.
One in 10 mothers with under-fours quit work over childcare, says charity
A quarter of a million mothers with children under four have left their jobs, the Fawcett Society says.
The farm at an inner city Birmingham school
Collecting the eggs and tending to goats are part of an average day for Handsworth primary pupils.
CBeebies' Rebecca Keatley to see other side of screen with baby due
Rebecca Keatley is seeing her work in a new light as she prepares to become a parent this winter.
Poorer children could get school choice priority
The plans aim to balance out the percentage of pupils on free school meals in secondary schools.
University graduates may be better off staying in Wales, company says
Lower wages may be offset by lower living costs, says firm trying to halt brain drain to London.
Bedford students given £3.6k to help with university costs
University student Kezia-Rose says £3.6K from the Bedford-based Harpur Trust has helped them.
I'll still be paying my student loan off at 60
Scottish graduates are seeing their student loan debt rising at a rate of 6.25% a year.
Stephen Hawking's daughter gives keynote speech at school
Lucy Hawking gives a speech to pupils in Cambridge on creating a better world for the future.
Northern Ireland teacher pay: No extra money for rise, says department
NI teachers have not had a pay rise in nearly three years and get less than their UK counterparts.
Miscarriages led to years of loneliness for mum before baby
Hawys Barrett says she waited "month by month" for fertility treatment to work before having a son.
Bereaved families welcome move to block suicide forum
Bereaved families had asked internet providers to block the forum, following a BBC investigation.
Scottish school strikes go ahead in pay dispute
Council staff in four areas across Scotland walk out in pursuit of a better pay offer.
St Ives teachers to strike over 'heavy handed' policies
Union reps say 'draconian' behaviour rules undermine teachers' authority.
Cornell University student held over threats to Jewish classmates
Comments posted online had threatened to shoot Jewish students a the prestigious university.
'Most of our friends use AI in schoolwork'
BBC Young Reporters Theo and Ben look at how teenagers use AI like ChatGPT to spruce up their schoolwork.
Cornell University boosts security after antisemitic threats
The FBI has been alerted over online posts that used slurs about Jewish students at the New York college.
Malmesbury Primary School may have to turn down £6m donation
Sir James Dyson says he has "battled" to be able to give the money to the school.
Raac: Durham school pupils return to face-to-face teaching
Since September, St Leonards' pupils have mixed online learning with some days at school.
Kenya's school floggings: The children suffering from a hidden epidemic
BBC Africa Eye investigates an increase in severe and sometimes deadly beatings at Kenyan schools.
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