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M&S launches new traineeship for 1,000 young people

M&S launches new traineeship for 1,000 young people Just nowShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleJemma CrewBusiness reporterGetty ImagesMarks and Spencer is launching a new training scheme for young people trying to get on the career ladder in a bid to tackle the "growing youth unemployment challenge". Aimed at 16-24-year olds, it will create 1,000 training places in the UK and Ireland over the next 18 months.M&S said the paid scheme aims to tackle the rising number of young people not in employme...

Ben Sasse claims public schools were created to separate Catholic kids from parents, priests

Former U.S. Sen. Ben Sasse of Nebraska, who recently revealed he is battling cancer, is warning that one of the central goals behind America's public school system was to separate Catholic children from the influence of their parents and priests."The spread and rise of American public schools in the factory model was overwhelmingly about separating Catholic kids from their parents and their parish," Sasse said Tuesday during an event with The Trinity Forum. "That’s what it was for."Sasse announc...

The London school that has screen-free days for pupils, teachers – and parents

Holy Family Catholic primary school says enthusiastic response from parents has been biggest surpriseSchools banning pupils from having smartphones are commonplace. But what about a school where pupils ban teachers from using their smartphones, and then get their parents to join in?And not just phones: at Holy Family Catholic primary school in west London teachers are also barred from using laptops, monitors or tablets during the school’s screen-free Mondays, after an idea that came from the pup...

SJSU volleyball scandal probe finds team allegedly recruited male for advantage without telling female players

"In April 2022, [former San Jose State University] women's indoor volleyball head coach [Trent Kersten] began actively recruiting a male volleyball athlete from another university to join the SJSU women's indoor volleyball team," alleges official U.S. Department of Education (ED) findings."Most, if not all" the female SJSU players shared intimate spaces with the trans athlete without knowing the athlete's birth sex, per the findings."The evidence is that at various times, most, if not all, of th...

France's Camavinga attends Harvard after World Cup omission

France's Camavinga attends Harvard after World Cup omission Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Eduardo Camavinga has scored two goals and provided one assist for France since Deschamps handed him his first capByFlora SnelsonBBC Sport journalistPublished7 June 2026Eduardo Camavinga has been taking part in a different kind of training after being left out of France's World Cup squad.The Real Madrid midfielder has taken a short course in the business of entertainment, media and sports at Harv...

France's Camavinga attends Harvard after World Cup omission

France's Camavinga attends Harvard after World Cup omission Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Eduardo Camavinga has scored two goals and provided one assist for France since Deschamps handed him his first capByFlora SnelsonBBC Sport journalistPublishedJust nowEduardo Camavinga has been taking part in a different kind of training after being left out of France's World Cup squad.The Real Madrid midfielder has taken a short course in the business of entertainment, media and sports at Harvard...

Ctrl+alt+examine: Can India's biggest exams go online?

India's massive entrance exam system faces a digital dilemma. While online tests promise cost savings, speed, and reduced environmental impact, significant digital divides in infrastructure and familiarity pose major hurdles. Ensuring equitable access and preparation for all students remains paramount before a widespread shift can be considered successful.

The New Leadership Skill Nobody Taught In Business School

LeadershipLeadership StrategiesThe New Leadership Skill Nobody Taught In Business SchoolByDr. Diane Hamilton,Contributor.Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Curiosity expert improving engagement, innovation, and productivity.Follow AuthorJun 07, 2026, 03:00am EDTThe New Leadership Skill Nobody Taught In Business SchoolgettyIf you went to business school when I did, you learned a lot about theory. There were case studies about companies, and the focus was on how...

One Big Beautiful Bill Act rollout starts; new student loan rules take effect July 1

New federal student loan rules under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act take effect July 1, significantly limiting repayment and forgiveness options for new borrowers. Parent PLUS borrowers and those seeking consolidation will face even stricter limitations, losing access to crucial protections and established plans.

'Woke' Leaving Cert question blasted for 'bringing culture wars into the classroom', with critics calling it an affront to the 'rights and dignity of biological women'

'Woke' Leaving Cert question blasted for 'bringing culture wars into the classroom', with critics calling it an affront to the 'rights and dignity of biological women'By VALERIE HANLEY Published: 22:07, 6 June 2026 | Updated: 22:07, 6 June 2026 e-mail

Uncomfortable young students watch drag show as school board director who owns a sex shop is accused of running 'all ages' workshops for children

Washington School Board Director Jenn Mason was accused of hosting sex education classes for children as young as nine, while a video circulated of a drag show at her school.

CBSE students demand grace marks, fee waiver over evaluation errors

Thousands of CBSE Class 12 students are demanding grace marks and fee waivers for verification and re-evaluation. They cite technical glitches in the new On-Screen Marking system, leading to low scores and delayed answer sheet access, jeopardizing admissions. Students argue they shouldn't pay for errors originating from the evaluation process itself, impacting their future prospects.

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Vedang Raina studied business in college but loved science: Talks heart vs mind

Vedang Raina, fresh off 'The Archies' and 'Jigra', expresses immense excitement for Imtiaz Ali's upcoming film, 'Main Vaapas Aunga'. He reveals a past dilemma, nearly pursuing an MBA before 'The Archies' offered a path aligned with his true passion. Raina feels fortunate to be pursuing his calling after navigating life's choices.

NEET-UG re-test: NTA calls paper leak claims ‘false, fraudulent’, warns of strict action

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has firmly refuted social media claims of a NEET (UG) 2026 re-examination paper leak, calling them false and misleading. Asserting its commitment to a fair process, the NTA is lodging a complaint with cybercrime authorities.

Universities offer £1,000 perk and two-year degrees in ‘scramble’ for students

Universities are offering students lower tuition fee options and other incentives in the face of financial struggles and falling enrolment numbers across the sector. The University of Buckingham is offering students on selected two-year accelerated bachelor’s degrees tuition fees of just £7,830 a year – which means graduating with £26,000 less debt than a standard three-year degree. It comes as some under-pressure universities are looking for ways to attract more students, according to Iain Ma...

Despite a competitive market, finding a summer job is highly beneficial for teens

National Despite a competitive market, finding a summer job is highly beneficial for teens June 6, 20267:48 AM ET Heard on Weekend Edition Saturday By  Dianna Douglas Despite a competitive market, finding a summer job is highly beneficial for teens Listen · 4:22 4:22 Toggle more options Download Embed Embed

Post Office’s desperate bid to stop Capture conviction being quashed

The Post Office has asked judges to rely on 30-year-old newspaper reports in its bid to stop a sub-postmaster’s conviction being overturned because it cannot find its own evidence, The i Paper can reveal. Steve Marston, 72, was convicted of theft and false accounting offences in 1998, after suffering accounting problems following his use of Capture, a primitive and faulty piece of software that predates the Horizon system. His case, alongside that of sub-postmistress Patricia Owen, is now bein...

Starmer weighs cut to EU student fees in bid for Brexit reset

Keir Starmer is considering cutting university fees for European students as part of a broader package designed to deepen Britain’s economic ties with the EU, in what could become one of the most politically sensitive concessions of his post-Brexit reset. Ministers are weighing whether to lower tuition costs for EU students attending British universities as negotiations with Brussels enter a critical phase ahead of a planned UK-EU summit next month. The proposal forms part of a wider push b...

Coaching centre firing case: Khan Sir won't surrender in Patna court, says lawyer

Educationist Faisal Khan, known as Khan Sir, will not surrender in Patna Civil Court, with his lawyer stating a bail plea will be filed Monday. The case involves a June 2 attack on his coaching center, where a security guard was assaulted and property damaged. Two of Khan Sir's security guards have already been arrested.