All news on the topic: Education

A 16-year-old girl, Naima Liggon, was tragically stabbed to death by another teenager following a fight over sweet and sour sauce outside a McDonald's in Washington DC

A local Facebook group has become the hub for parents to share their dismay following a spelling error on Fazakerley Dixons' school jumpers, on sale ahead of the new term

Jeremy Tillman, 45, collapsed inside an Arkansas State University campus residential building after appearing in distress as he helped move his son into college. His partner Elizabeth Goodson, said he suddenly stopped breathing

Salvador Rios, 14, died on August 15 after being cyberbullied and his family alleged on the day he died, a homophobic post was shared targeting the boy and sharing personal details about his life

Dramatic video footage shows the helicopter trailing smoke with flames coming from the tail before it spiralled out of control and crashed into an apartment building in Pompano Beach, Florida

People are divided on whether she did the right thing

Schools Minister Nick Gibb told parents that even a few days out of class over a sustained period can damage children's life chances - especially for disadvantaged kids

Super-strength contraband vapes are being disguised as highlighter pens and sold to children in New York. These vape pens would be illegal in most European countries.

A cancer diagnoses is shocking - particularly if you are only 22 years old. But Abby, who broke down when she found out she had Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma, battled through successfully - and is now getting her life back to normal

The girl was forgotten and locked in the car outside Bishop England High School in South Carolina, US, for around six hours before a passerby broke the window and called the police

Sir Kevan Collins, who quit in 2021 over the Government's miserly catch-up plans, said ministers had 'made a huge mistake' by failing to invest in education recovery after Covid

College wrestlers fought back against a Wyoming grizzly bear as one felt his bones crunch under the animal's teeth during a terrifying encounter

The number of teenage deaths from one drug stronger than heroin remains at record levels in the US. High schoolers overdose at school and at home from the fentanyl-opiod epidemic

Both Charles and Andrew attended Gordonstroung but while one flourished, the other found it incredibly difficult to navigate due to the brutal conditions pupils faced

Sean "Diddy" Combs will give Jackson State University a total of £794k ($1 million) to their athletic department, following through on his pledge made when Deion Sanders was head coach

Among the courses open to attendees at Claremont McKenna is 'Ghosts and the Machines’, taught at nearby Harvey Mudd College, which is advertised as an “exploration of the interrelations between occult mediumship, modern media, and technology”

Defrocked Father Alex Crow is now accused of not letting the girl leave Italy but previous reports suggest the girl contacted her family saying she is happy, and asked them to let her live in peace

The teenager died while swimming in a disused quarry with pals in 2011, and mum Beckie has made it her 'absolute focus' to teach children the dangers of 'fun in the sun'

Florida school district officials apologised Thursday after Bunnell Elementary school assembly singled out the students during a presentation on low test scores

Umar Abdullah had just moved into his new flat in Tampa, Florida, when a dispute started with the downstairs neighbour. Police allege the disgruntled neighbour escalated the feud in terrifying ways

When called out for allegedly having a cup that reeked of wine in her possession on school campus, the Oklahoma teacher claimed it was for her 'juice.' Police say her blood alochol levels were three times the legal driving limit

Kandice Barber has reportedly been sneaking off with her new fraudster girlfriend Jay Delaney when she should have been working on a building site in west London

A new risk assessment tool has been introduced by scientists which could potentially serve as an initial screening instrument for dementia, categorising people into "risk groups"

There is detailed research showing the link between attainment and poverty - when children are going hungry at school it is no surprise this affects their ability to study

Just 17.6% of teenagers in the North East received the top grades of 7/A or above in their GCSE results, compared to 28.4% in London - a 10.8 percentage point gap