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Magic moment for five generations of same family
Five generations of one family gather for the first time as the youngest visits London from Australia.
‘Aposiopesis’: Watch 12-year-old win US Spelling Bee
Bruhat Soma correctly spelled words like ‘caixinha’ and ‘sciniph’ to take home the $50,000 prize.
Nigerian students seeking help from food charity
Teesside University students hit by Nigeria's economic crisis are being helped by a Thornaby charity.
Pupils and dementia patients bond over childhood memories
Pupils from Riverdale Primary School have been learning about dementia from older people with the disease.
Tax online giants to help kids' mental health, say Lib Dems
Lib Dems to triple taxes on social media giants to fund mental health professionals in all schools.
Fight for son's school place 'a nightmare' – mum
The mother of a SEND pupil said the struggle to get him a place took its toll on the family.
Why am I dreaming I have an exam I didn't study for?
Ever dreamt that you're late for an exam? Or you don't know the answers? Here's why that might be.
Gaza war protesters occupy university building
Some 50 students lock themselves inside, and claim they could be there for two months.
Crisis-hit students not being removed - university
Students struggling to pay fees amid a Nigerian currency crisis hand a letter to university bosses.
'I've only caught three exam cheats in 25 years'
An exam invigilator shares her secrets: No squeaky shoes, no jingling keys and watch out for amorous pigeons.
'I've only caught three exam cheats in 25 years'
An exam invigilator shares her secrets: No squeaky shoes, no jingling keys and watch out for amorous pigeons.
PM pledges to swap 'rip-off' degrees for apprenticeships
The Conservatives say they would replace some degrees with 100,000 new apprenticeships per year.
Crisis-hit students plead for more time over fees
Overseas students are struggling to pay tuition fees amid a currency crisis in Nigeria.
Students barricade university exam building
Exams are being disrupted as a protest group occupies one of the university's buildings.
Mental health cited for pupils missing school
Pupils are having panic attacks before school and staff are visiting homes to tackle attendance.
The 85-year-old student doing her fourth degree
Lucille Terry encourages other older people who are thinking of doing a degree to "just go for it".
The 85-year-old student doing her fourth degree
Lucille Terry encourages other older people who are thinking of doing a degree to "just go for it".
'I put off starting a family because of a £300 rent rise'
Women share their stories of how they feel renting has held them back in life.
'Why now?' UK teens respond to Tory national service scheme
Young people are split by the Conservative's pledge to introduce national service for 18-year-olds.
Periods during exams were a 'nightmare'
A woman recalled writhing in period pain during her A-levels as she struggled to concentrate.
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