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'School breakfast club has best toast in the world'
'School breakfast club has best toast in the world'9 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleCharlotte Bentonin TelfordBBCPupils at Lawley Primary School in Telford said they felt ready to learn after attending the government-funded clubA primary school says attendance has improved and pupils are "more settled" since a free breakfast club was set up.Lawley Primary School, in Telford, was one of 750 schools to join the government-funded scheme in April last year. Since t...
More than a fifth of UK’s ‘austerity children’ scarred by poverty, study says
Researchers say hardship is a direct legacy of welfare benefit cuts imposed by Tory governments in recent yearsMore than a fifth of all “austerity generation” British children have been scarred by poverty for at least half their childhood, a direct legacy of the welfare benefit cuts imposed by Conservative governments in recent years, research reveals.The proportion of children born after 2013 who spent at least six of their first 11 years of life in hardship surged after ministers froze working...
Meet Venkatraman Ramakrishnan, who failed to get into IIT but won Nobel Prize
Meet Venkatraman Ramakrishnan who failed to get into IIT but won Nobel Prize
Tyrique George's Everton cameo against Brentfor: The good, the bad, and the future
The repercussions started almost as soon as the ball hit the back of the Everton net.Captain James Tarkowski turned in the direction of 20-year-old Tyrique George and shrugged his shoulders, before pointing at Brentford full-back Michael Kayode.Even from the vantage point of the Gtech Community Stadium press box, on the other side of the pitch, the message needed little deciphering. It could probably have been boiled down to a simple: ‘Your man’.Advertisement
School student gets SHC permission to appear in exams amid June-July fee dispute
KARACHI: The Sindh High Court (SHC) on Monday granted conditional permission for a ninth-grade student to appear in forthcoming examinations amid June-July school fee dispute. As per details, family of the student moved court against the administration of private school in Karachi concerning the dispute of early demand for June and July fees. According to the petitioner’s counsel, the school administration in Karachi issued fee challans for June and July in advance, contrary to established proce...
Huge change to driving test in one state - and Aussies are divided: 'Confusing'
A major change to the 45-question theory test about road safety and rules to obtain a learner's licence has sparked fierce debate.
Amid fierce global competition, China launches national plan to boost AI education
China has launched a national action plan to embed AI across its education system, in a strategic push to future-proof its workforce amid intensifying global competition in advanced technologies. The “AI+ Education” action plan, unveiled by the Ministry of Education and four other ministerial-level bodies, mandates the integration of artificial intelligence at every stage of learning – from primary schools to lifelong education. The initiative builds on China’s long-term education plan to the...
Dubai’s KHDA clarifies nursery home learning rules: Parents can’t apply directly
Parents cannot directly apply for Centre-Led Home-Based Learning (CLHL) services, with nurseries retaining full control over rollout, staffing and approvals, Dubai’s education regulator KHDA has clarified in an exclusive interview with Khaleej Times.The Centre-Led Home-Based Learning (CLHL), announced by the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA), will operate under a tightly regulated framework, used only during government-mandated distance learning periods for children aged 0-6, and...
The UAE Resilience Project: How teachers from 8 schools came together to pay musical tribute to country amid war
Dubai: "Don't worry about a thing, cause every little thing is gonna be alright." The choice of Bob Marley's Three Little Birds with this powerful line as the opening song was deliberate.Those words also carried the full weight of the moment for the 18 school teachers who had gathered at Dubai's Folklore Theatre the weekend before the ceasefire, many of them meeting in person for the very first time.While schools across the UAE have been running on distance learning and the region was still faci...
St Augustine's Brookvale teacher at $23,000-a-year private school is hit with new charge over allegations she sexually abused a 15-year-old student
St Augustine's Brookvale teacher at $23,000-a-year private school is hit with new charge over allegations she sexually abused a 15-year-old studentElla Clements, 24, hit with new chargePolice allege she sexually abused a male studentDo you know more? Email maisy.rae@dailymail.com.au By MAISY RAE Published: 00:38, 13 April 2026 | Updated: 00:38, 13 April 2026 e-mail
The surprising reality of how teenage girls still define themselves
The surprising reality of how teenage girls still define themselves49 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleCatherine CarrDocumentary makerBBCA felt‑tip sign taped to the door of a private room announces "GIRLS ONLY", "Boy's don't Eneter!" [sic], and, by way of a cheeky flourish, "don't worry boys!". The sign is covered in colourful hearts and stars. A group of around a dozen girls at DRMZ youth club in Carmarthen, Wales, are already deep into...
On education equality, Hong Kong policymakers must do their homework
Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu visited one of the schools offering free after-school care for low-income families last month. After receiving positive feedback from participants, he pledged to extend the programme to benefit more families. Lee said it had helped promote family harmony, with children also reporting “positive development in both academic and social aspects”. There’s little doubt we should celebrate victories, however small, but it is equally important to examine...
School lunch shake-up to ban deep-fried food and staple desserts - see new menus
School lunch shake-up to ban deep-fried food and staple desserts - see new menusDeep-fried and high-sugar food will be banned from school lunches, while sausage rolls, pastries and pizzas will be restricted on menus under plans to overhaul food standardsCommentsNewsSophie Huskisson Political Correspondent22:30, 12 Apr 2026View 2 ImagesIt is the first shake-up of School Food Standards in over a decade(Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images)Deep-fried and high-sugar food will be banned from school lunch...
Changes to school dinners as food to be banned in major UK update April 13
Changes to school dinners as food to be banned in major UK update April 13Certain foods will no longer be on the menu as part of a huge shakeupCommentsNewsCharlotte Smith Senior Lifestyle Content Editor22:30, 12 Apr 2026View 3 ImagesDeep-fried food will be banned from school menus and sugary treats limited (Image: Ben Birchall/PA Wire)School dinners are set to undergo a major overhaul as part of a UK-wide menu change that bans certain foods. The strict changes are part of a sweeping standards ov...
UAE's Ministry of Defence launches 'Leadership Competency Assessment'
The Ministry of Defence has announced the launch of the “Leadership Competency Assessment,” targeting male Emirati high school students for the 2025–2026 academic year. This initiative forms part of the ministry’s ongoing efforts to develop a specialised training ecosystem that meets the highest standards of national readiness. The assessment aims to cultivate a new generation of leaders and specialised national talents capable of contributing to safeguarding the nation’s future and ensuring the...
Conservative group launches $5M ad blitz pressuring Senate on voter ID as GOP eyes SAVE America Act push
FIRST ON FOX: A conservative nonprofit is launching a $5M nationwide ad blitz pressuring the Senate to pass voter ID legislation as Republicans move to advance parts of the SAVE America Act through Congress in coming months.Restoration of America (ROA) told Fox News Digital the campaign begins Monday, and includes a $3.1 million national television buy, with a digital push targeting selected swing states.The group pointed to polling it says shows 83% of Americans support requiring a photo ID to...
Sindh orders probe into 'irregularities' in exam centres
The Sindh government has launched a high-level fact-finding inquiry into alleged irregularities surrounding the transfer of examination centres and reported misconduct within the Secondary Education Board Karachi. The committee was formed on the directives of Sindh Universities and Boards Minister Ismail Rahoo and established through a notification issued by the Secretary of the Universities & Boards Department Sindh. According to a spokesperson, the inquiry committee has been tasked with...
Defending the truth: The fight for Black history in 2026
As the U.S. nears its 250th anniversary, a battle for the soul of U.S. history is unfolding, with efforts being made to whitewash the history of resistance against enslavement, prompting Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-Mass.) to introduce a resolution in Congress to protect Black history museums and cultural institutions.
Chaotic exams
Every year, as examinations begin under the Board of Secondary Education Karachi, the same pattern of disruption and disorder resurfaces, exposing an examination system that appears incapable of learning from its own repetition. What should be a routine, well-oiled operation instead descends into confusion, placing an unfair burden on students at the most critical point of their academic year. This year is no different. With over 385,000 candidates appearing across Karachi, reports of last-minu...
Pigtailed school social worker avoids prison after sexually assaulting sixth-grade boy
Pigtailed school social worker avoids prison after sexually assaulting sixth-grade boySign up for our US Editor's Picks newsletter to get all the biggest exclusive stories By ANNA WRIGHT, US REPORTER Published: 15:07, 12 April 2026 | Updated: 15:16, 12 April 2026 e-mail View comments