Edge Hill University has been nominated in two categories at the Educate North Awards 2026. The Faculty of Education is recognized for mental health initiatives, while the School of Law and Criminal Justice is up for Law School of the Year.
A primary school teacher from Edisford Primary School in Clitheroe has been prohibited from teaching indefinitely after admitting to sending sexually explicit content from school premises while children were present.
A Dudley councillor, father of an autistic boy, protested at council headquarters over Education, Health and Care Plan delays and poor communication affecting special needs children.
The UK Foreign Office has updated travel advice for 33 countries, including Belarus, Singapore, and Australia, due to escalating Middle East tensions causing widespread flight disruptions.
The Department for Work and Pensions has introduced an immediate cap on new starts for defunded apprenticeships to prevent a surge in recruitment, with specific rules for providers lacking recent activity.
Several Birmingham schools are closing on March 19 and 20, 2026, to allow pupils and staff to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, marking the end of Ramadan. A list of confirmed closures includes Bordesley Green Girls' College and Ark Boulton Academy.
Monmouthshire County Council has launched a youth-focused survey to gather feedback from 8-16 year olds on library services, aiming to improve spaces, resources, and activities for young readers and learners.
Cyngor Gwynedd's nearly £4 million centre in Dolgellau will offer training, community resources, and supported-living, with an official opening planned for summer 2026.
Year 6 pupils at Larchwood Primary School in Brentwood took part in a unique educational session with magistrates, learning about the justice system through role-playing in a mock courtroom.
Multiple Birmingham schools will close this week as students and staff observe Eid al-Fitr, marking the end of Ramadan. Dates vary based on moon sightings, with closures confirmed for March 19-20, 2026.
Families receiving seven key DWP benefits in Scotland can claim up to £150 per child for school uniforms before the March 31 deadline. Learn eligibility criteria and application details.
Parenting experts reveal a simple strategy to encourage children to open up about their school experiences, helping parents overcome the common challenge of after-school silence.
The University of Birmingham has released official advice on preventing infectious diseases, including meningitis, as UKHSA investigates an outbreak in Kent. Students are urged to ensure they have the MenACWY vaccination.
Churchtown Primary School has received the Inspiring Play Award from the Youth Sports Trust for its new playground, built in memory of two pupils lost in the 2024 Southport attack.
A University of Birmingham graduate with £60,000 student debt reveals her balance increases by £2,000 annually despite paying off the same amount, due to Plan 2 loan interest rates.
Warren Farm Primary School in Kingstanding received a zero-star food hygiene rating in January, but parents were only informed over a month later after a reinspection upgraded it to five stars.
ACL Essex introduces free online 'Getting Ready for Reception' workshops for parents, offering practical tips on bedtime routines, play, and social skills to ease the transition to primary school.
Sarah Cocchiara-Devine, leading the Further Education Programme at Media Academy Cymru in Cardiff, is recognized for her exceptional work supporting over 120 adult learners annually through creative media courses, with remarkable success rates in attendan
Several comprehensive schools in the West Midlands, including St Paul's School for Girls in Edgbaston, have been celebrated in the Sunday Times 2026 rankings for being among the top 300 in the entire country.
A new survey reveals UK library users save an average of £1,472.79 per year through free books, digital resources, and services, while reducing loneliness and building skills.
A schoolgirl stabbed at Thorpe St Andrew School has spoken out on social media, revealing she didn't know her attacker. The incident triggered a three-hour lockdown with armed police response.
The UK Foreign Office has updated travel advice for six Middle Eastern countries, including popular destinations like the UAE and Qatar, due to regional security risks from missile and drone activity.
On this day in 1879, Albert Einstein was born in Ulm, Germany. His theories of relativity revolutionized physics, making him one of history's most influential minds.
Midlands schools receive new inspection grades as Ofsted overhauls its system, replacing one-word ratings with detailed area assessments for a fairer evaluation.
The UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office has issued travel warnings for 47 countries, advising against all or partial travel due to security threats, conflicts, and risks of detention.
Nationwide Building Society becomes the first UK bank to introduce a financial education accreditation for primary school teachers, aiming to boost financial literacy among students.
Nationwide Building Society introduces a national accreditation for primary and secondary school teachers to boost financial education, developed with Visa, aiming to enhance money skills for children.
Ann Kennedy's remarkable journey from leaving school with poor grades to becoming a senior leader at Edge Hill University, thanks to the Fastrack programme she now helps others access.
The Windsor Academy Trust based in Halesowen has received the Outstanding Approach to Wellbeing Award at the Youth Sport Trust Awards for prioritizing physical activity and health alongside academic achievement.
The Treasury Committee has launched an inquiry into student loans following backlash over repayment rates, with chair Meg Hillier highlighting growing concerns about graduate debt and broader generational challenges.