Loughborough High School's Year 10 netball team clinched the county championship, while the Year 8 squad secured silver at the Team Leicestershire finals, showcasing exceptional skill and teamwork.
Primary school children in Blaenavon have created and buried a time capsule to celebrate 25 years of their town's UNESCO World Heritage status, featuring artwork and personal reflections.
Over 300,000 children will receive free breakfast clubs from April, saving parents £450 annually. The government urges more primary schools to apply.
The Department for Education announces the expansion of free breakfast clubs to 500 additional primary schools from April, targeting disadvantaged areas and benefiting 300,000 pupils.
The National Education Union has secured an agreement with Arthur Terry Learning Partnership, ending strikes and protecting staff from compulsory redundancies while increasing school funding.
Year 12 and 13 students at Abbey College Manchester demonstrated entrepreneurial flair by raising over £1,250 for multiple charities through innovative business plans and fundraising activities.
Talented young vocalists from Duncombe School in Hertford have claimed the Prep School Choir of the Year title at the Haileybury Choral Competition, impressing judges with a spiritual rendition.
A primary school teacher from Nottingham has been banned indefinitely from teaching after being found drinking alcohol during lessons and under the influence while working with pupils.
Ofsted has introduced a comprehensive new grading framework for schools, replacing single-word ratings with detailed report cards across multiple educational areas.
Over 49,000 children across the West Midlands will benefit from free breakfast clubs starting in April, with 84 new schools joining the government's 'Best Start' initiative to improve attendance and support families.
Goldsmith Primary Academy in Walsall becomes the first school in the West Midlands to receive Ofsted's new 'exceptional' rating under the revamped inspection system.
The Arthur Terry Learning Partnership has paused job cuts after strikes, but faces questions over £10m debt, staff trips to Dubai, and iPads for all pupils as it seeks financial recovery.
Marcel from St Charles Sixth Form College gains unique insights into AI's healthcare applications through CCJM Consulting placement, meeting leaders from Human Driven AI and Panacea Programme.
Hollingwood Primary School in Chesterfield has been selected by the Department for Education's RISE programme to serve as an Attendance and Behaviour Hub for the East Midlands region.
The National Education Union declares victory after a nine-day strike across 20 Midlands schools ends with redundancies paused and leadership changes at the Arthur Terry Learning Partnership.
A new Welsh Government paper on tertiary education faces criticism for outlining challenges but failing to propose concrete decisions on funding, provision, and reform.
Edge Hill University and Alder Hey Children's NHS Foundation Trust announce a strategic five-year collaboration to improve children's health and wellbeing across the North West region.
The National Education Union and Arthur Terry Learning Partnership have reached a deal to end industrial action, pausing redundancies and reopening all schools.
Fylde Council and Blackpool & The Fylde College are helping residents gain confidence and new skills through the free Multiply programme, with 33 completing courses and 10 progressing to further qualifications.
Hanil Kim, a recent Coventry University graduate, has won two prestigious automotive design awards and secured a full-time role at SAIC's London studio after impressing with his innovative 'Hug' car concept.
Two teachers from Abbey Gate College in Chester have completed a 31-mile running challenge for the Motor Neurone Disease Association, raising vital funds and awareness.
Edge Hill University graduate Philip Shaun McGuinness celebrates success in BAFTA-nominated series G'wed, which authentically portrays Merseyside life. The Kirkby-born actor credits his university experience for shaping his professional career.
Richard Gill, chief executive of the Arthur Terry Learning Partnership, has taken a leave of absence while industrial action closes 20 schools across the Midlands.
West Midlands parents express mixed views as ongoing teacher strikes cause school closures, with concerns over children's anxiety and exam preparation amid the dispute.
A Year 13 student from Haberdashers' Monmouth School has been crowned overall winner of the Schroders Economics Prize following a competitive national contest.
Preston Council has approved a comprehensive strategy to increase school capacity, including new primary and secondary provisions, to address rising demand from housing developments and birth rates.
The Nottinghamshire Festival of Science and Curiosity returns this February half-term with free, hands-on STEM events across Bassetlaw, featuring lava lamps, planetarium shows, and more.
Brentwood and Ongar MP Alex Burghart reveals hundreds of emails from parents have prompted Conservative campaign for legislation restricting social media access for children under 16.
Aldi announces 500 apprenticeship opportunities across UK stores and warehouses for 2026, offering competitive pay, paid breaks, and industry qualifications from day one.
The search is on for Sefton's outstanding schools, with the 2026 School of the Year Award focusing on community support and educational dedication, sponsored by Southport Education Group.