Future Queen of Belgium Affected by Harvard Foreign Student Ban
Princess Elisabeth, who is the 23-year-old future queen of Belgium, just finished up her first year at Harvard University. However, there's a bit of a sticky situation with the Trump administration throwing a wrench...
Potential Loss of Legal School Support for Children with Special Needs in England
So, like, there's this big debate going on in England right now about kids with special needs potentially losing their right to extra support in schools. I mean, we're talking about hundreds of thousands...
Harvard University vs. Trump Administration: Analysis of Legal Battle Impact on International Students
Harvard University decided to throw down the gauntlet and sue the Trump administration after the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) dropped a bombshell by announcing a ban on international students enrolling at the prestigious...
British Students at Harvard Concerned About US Government’s Actions: Study
Harvard University, a prestigious institution that has been a dream for many British and international students, is currently facing a crisis that has left many in a state of uncertainty and anxiety. The Trump...
Judge Blocks Trump Administration’s Ban on Harvard Accepting International Students
Harvard University Saves the Day for Foreign StudentsA US federal judge just put a stop to the government's plan to kick foreign students out of Harvard University. The judge's order came right after Harvard...
Starmer criticized for attacking Chagos deal critics – UK politics update
Alright, so I'm not really sure why this matters, but let's dive into this article about the Chagos Islands deal and all the drama surrounding it. Shadow defence secretary James Cartlidge is throwing some...
NHS Strikes Loom as Doctors Reject ‘Derisory’ Pay Rise
Ministers in England are gearing up for a potential wave of strikes in the NHS as doctors slam pay rises of up to 5.4% as "derisory". The threat of industrial action looms large after...
Restriction on Harvard’s Enrollment of International Students by Trump Administration
The Trump administration has decided to halt Harvard University's enrollment of international students, causing existing international students at the university to transfer or risk losing their legal status. The decision was communicated to Harvard...
GCSE Ukrainian for Child Refugees: Urging UK Government to Introduce New Subject
The children’s commissioner has joined Kyiv in lobbying the UK government to introduce a new GCSE in Ukrainian to help child refugees cope with the “immense upheaval” of fleeing war in their country. In...
Impact of Heavy Periods on School Attendance and Exam Scores: Study in England
Heavy, prolonged periods and severe menstrual pain are linked with lower school attendance and poorer GCSE scores, according to new research from England. The study, which focused on over 2,700 girls aged 13 to...
Sure Start Centres in the UK: A Study Reveals £2 Saved for Every £1...
Sure Start children’s centres were found to have provided £2 of savings for every £1 in costs, according to a study by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS). This has led to calls for...
Supporting Girls’ Education: Why Cutting Aid is Economically Illiterate
Alright, so here's the deal. Ask any of the 187 female Labour MPs if they would have gotten to the House of Commons without an education, and they'll probably give you a piece of...
Inadequate Review of Student Suicides in England Neglects Critical Concerns – Bereaved Parents Speak...
A deep dive into the review of student suicides in England reveals that universities might be missing the mark when it comes to addressing the real issues at hand. The parents of a student...
Impressing Gen Z: Admitting Skiving on Open Day | Zoe Williams
It was a pretty standard procedure when you sign up your teenager for a university open day, they usually specify only one guest allowed. I was brainstorming with my middle teen about her upcoming...
Why Mental Health Lessons in Schools Might Not Be as Effective as Expected
Dr. Lucy Foulkes, an academic psychologist at the University of Oxford, leads a research group focused on mental health and social development in adolescence. She has authored books like "What Mental Illness Really Is...
Why You Shouldn’t Skip GCSE Results Day: Insights from a Teacher | Nadeine Asbali
Every year on GCSE results day, schools across the country are filled with an array of emotions. From pride and regret to elation and despair, students experience a rollercoaster of feelings as they receive...
1 in 4 Pupils in England Experience Disengagement in Secondary School
One in four pupils in England “disengages” when they move up to secondary school, with enjoyment, trust, and a sense of feeling safe declining sharply, according to a new report. The survey of 100,000...
Is Your School Spying on Your Child Online? Learn the Truth About Online Surveillance...
Remote learning has become the norm in schools across the US, especially after the Covid-19 pandemic forced closures nationwide. However, what many parents may not realize is that along with this shift to online...
Harvard vs. White House: Daily Showdown
Harvard Tells Trump to Take a Hike in Demand ShowdownHarvard University swiftly rejected a series of demands from the Trump administration, sparking a high-stakes showdown between the prestigious university and the White House. The...
The Lifelong Impact of Attending Boarding School: Breaking Spirits and Healing Wounds
Penelope Brown, 50, OxfordshirePenelope Brown, now residing in Oxfordshire at the age of 50, has quite the adventurous past. Boarding from the tender age of nine, she has lived a peripatetic life, never really...
Reconsidering the Length of Summer Break in Schools
School Breaks: To Shorten or Not to Shorten?So, like, this whole debate on school breaks has got me thinking, you know? Should schools really be giving kids these super long summer breaks? Is it,...
Teaching of 2020 Election Conspiracy Theories in Oklahoma High Schools
Oklahoma's New Social Studies Curriculum Raises EyebrowsIn a surprising move, Oklahoma's new social studies curriculum is set to ask high school students to pinpoint "discrepancies" in the 2020 election results. The previous standard was...
Why Students Need Extra Exam Time: Exploring the Trend
It's a logistical nightmare," sighs the associate headteacher Kirstie Moat, as she takes me through the mind-boggling complexities of the weeks ahead at Harrogate Grammar, a state secondary school in North Yorkshire. The school...
Selling an Elite British Boarding School Fantasy to New Yorkers: Can Harrow Pull It...
So, like, this fall, the British boarding school Harrow is gonna open its first offshoot in the US, in Long Island. It's gonna be this fancy 170-acre waterfront campus, and it's gonna cost parents...
Experts emphasize the need for increased mental health funding for pupils in England
Ministers’ efforts to promote “grit” among children are no substitute for better funded mental health support in England’s schools, according to school leaders and experts. Bridget Phillipson, the education secretary, and Wes Streeting, the...
Fostering Grit in England’s Schoolchildren: Government Ministers Call for Action
Schoolchildren gonna get some help to develop some “much-needed grit” for life beyond school with some increased mental health support, the education and health secretaries have said. Writing in the Telegraph, Bridget Phillipson and...
Investigation Leads to Suspension of University of Greater Manchester Vice-Chancellor
The vice-chancellor of the University of Greater Manchester and two other members of staff done got themselves suspended, y'all. The cops are sniffing around some "financial irregularities" and the university is trying to play...
London Leads England in Social Mobility Rankings with Strong Presence in Top 20
The top 20 constituencies with the best social mobility in England are all in London, according to research from a leading education charity that underscores the stark regional divide in children’s life chances. In...
UK Seeks Countries to Host ‘Return Hubs’ for Asylum Seekers: Updates from Starmer
Keir Starmer spilled the beans about UK's plans to chat up other countries for hosting 'return hubs' for rejected asylum seekers. He's been yakking with various nations about this bright idea, hoping to add...
Report: Over 1,000 US Students Punished for Speech Since 2020
Parker Hovis was like four courses away from getting his computer science degree from the University of Florida when he got arrested along with several other students at a pro-Palestine protest on campus last...