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'Weak concrete' causing school closures
"Urgent structural checks" on the safety of concrete are being carried out in schools across North Tyneside.
Cambridge University to scrap state school targets
The university's current target is to have at least 69% of undergraduates coming from state schools.
Curriculum shake-up pledge made during Labour visit
The senior Labour figures joined a primary school music class during their visit.
New NI teachers could start on £30k under pay offer
The education minister says it would bring the starting point for salaries to the same level as England.
Gaza medical student raises funds to finish degree
Mohammed Alhabil trained at two Oxford hospitals and returned to Gaza weeks before the conflict broke out.
Geoff Norcott: Should my son bother going to uni?
The comedian and former teacher says he has become sceptical about the value of university degrees.
Geoff Norcott: Should my son bother going to uni?
The comedian and former teacher says he has become sceptical about the value of university degrees.
Gaza family win visa legal battle with Home Office
A court orders the Home Office to let the family apply for UK visas without providing fingerprints.
'Hard-to-reach' schools to get fast broadband
Primary schools in rural areas or isolated places will see speeds up to 500 times faster.
How China's boarding schools are silencing Tibet’s language
Mandarin is being taught to Tibetans as their main language, threatening the future of their culture.
Sheffield Hallam University staff face redundancy
The staff at risk are mainly principal lecturers which the union claims is a "contract breach".
Keegan: 'I'd probably have punched Ofsted staff'
In response, Ofsted's boss said inspectors and school staff should all act with respect.
Rape survivor says uni training might have saved her
A BBC investigation reveals a lack of consistent sexual misconduct data being kept by UK universities.
'I'd have fallen behind on rent if I'd taken paternity leave'
As the government tweaks its paternity-leave policy, campaigners say fathers need more time off - and better pay.
'I'd have fallen behind on rent if I'd taken paternity leave'
As the government tweaks its paternity-leave policy, campaigners say fathers need more time off - and better pay.
How are the child benefit rules changing?
Changes announced in the Budget mean people earning up to £80,000 will be able to claim the benefit.
How are the child benefit rules changing?
Changes announced in the Budget mean people earning up to £80,000 will be able to claim the benefit.
How a BBC experiment pioneered programmes for schools
It is 100 years since pupils in Glasgow became the first to experience special programming for schools.
Jacqueline Wilson reads to zoo animals on World Book Day
The best-selling children's novelist visited animals at Drusillas Zoo park near Alfriston.
Child benefit to be paid to more families
The chancellor says changes mean 170,000 families will not pay charges on the benefit.
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