BBC News - Family & Education
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12th May 2025
Teachers are worried some children are not school-ready and cannot carry out basic tasks.
12th May 2025
Lucas, 13, from Stoke-on-Trent, has regular seizures and needs around the clock care.
12th May 2025
Funds to help adoptive children access therapy have been cut by a total of £4,500 per child.
12th May 2025
A council is criticised for a sex education presentation that was intended to be used in schools.
9th May 2025
One in five girls aged between 13 and 15 reported problems compared with one in 10 boys that age.
9th May 2025
Leaders of NI's five universities and university colleges call for tuition fees to rise by over £1,000 a year.
8th May 2025
A drop in international student numbers has driven the worsening financial position, a report says.
7th May 2025
Your full guide to this year's GCSE exams in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
7th May 2025
The boys, aged between 13 and 14, remain in a stable condition after sustaining serious burns.
7th May 2025
School leaders have welcomed the plans for digital exam grades, but said they would need "seamless" support.
6th May 2025
More than 20,000 fines have been handed out to parents since 2022.
6th May 2025
A criticised academy trust says some staff will have enhanced training around autism.
5th May 2025
Tom Buckmaster is working with four primary schools in Nottinghamshire to improve attendance.
3rd May 2025
The NAHT wants a judge to review proposed changes to the way Ofsted inspects schools in England.
2nd May 2025
Dominic Burke says staff at his school are "working harder and class sizes are going up".
2nd May 2025
The NASUWT union wants early education on hate speech because pupils are already influenced by secondary school.
1st May 2025
The union warned of a "summer of chaos" if the university did not back down on its proposed cuts.
1st May 2025
The union warned of a "summer of chaos" if the university did not back down on its proposed cuts.
1st May 2025
The temporary registration suspensions have been imposed by Ofsted on the Black Country nurseries.
1st May 2025
Bosses say the college, like other education institutions, is facing increasing financial challenges.
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