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Parents are being warned after new research shows the exact day of the year, dubbed "Yellow Friday", when children are most likely to be off school due to bugs

A firm run by Conservative councillor David Wernick – who has donated £71,000 to the Conservative Party, either personally or through his companies – has been awarded an £11.5m contract to supply classrooms to schools struggling with RAAC

Dr Miriam Stoppard on why we should never underestimate the role a father has to play in child development

The Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT) in Wales announced its closure to general visitors yesterday. The centre showcases renewable energy, organic gardens and green buildings

Youngsters from the south of England are twice as likely to get into Oxbridge as those from the north data from the Department of Education reveals - illuminating a north/south divide at the higher echelons of education

A mum was left fuming after teachers at her four-year-old son's preschool allowed pupils to watch the first film in the Harry Potter franchise - without asking parents' permission

The UK Government may roll back on its scrapping of the ‘List of Travellers’ scheme, whereby EU students in organised school groups, accompanied by teachers, could travel to the country using their national ID cards

One teacher let the truth about Christmas slip to a 12-year-old girl who was left rather confused. The confession has caused heated debate with parents on the right age to spill the beans

Melissa Marie Curtis is accused by a former student of engaging in sexual acts with him while he was just 14. After handing herself in on Tuesday, she has been charged with multiple sexual offences

Labour will highlight the stark figure during a debate on the King's Speech warning there could be a 'lost generation of school children' without major action from Government

WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann led an extravagant lifestyle with stories of vodka-filled water guns at company retreats, tequila shots after layoffs and marijuana found stashed on private jets

The Manchester United youngster posted a picture of teammate Onana after he saved a penalty in the Champions League, alongside two gorilla emojis

The same number have never taken their youngsters to see an optician - as nearly two-thirds say they do not appear to be having problems with their eyesight, the study found

Mum Alexia Delarosa, 30, admits she is too scared to send her three and one-year-old to school until they're old enough for high school because of the 'crazy' amount of attacks in the US

Jerome Foulger says the incident at a bus stop in the Northfield area of Birmingham has left him a changed man after he claimed the teen "came at me like an animal"

Children and parents had to run for their lives after fireworks malfunctioned at a school display in Wales, leaving hundreds of people and nearby properties hit

Freddie Coleman, 15, was struck by a vehicle in Stock, Essex on Friday morning and killed while a second boy was airlifted to hospital - his family have now paid tribute to their "beautiful boy"

Brianna Coppage taught at St Clair High School in Franklin County, Missouri, but was left distraught last month after details of her OnlyFans account were leaked - forcing her to quit

Residents living in Coed Darcy, Wales, say they have been waiting over a decade to see amenities including shops and parking constructed in their area - they are unable to walk to reach vital services

A woman, who suffers from heavy periods, also known as menorrhagia, said Greater Manchester Police said she would have to defer her policing application for 12 months because of her condition

The shocking moment between a musician and a football fan was caught on camera in a US college match between Texas Southern and Jackson State in Mississippi on Saturday

Residents of Easington, on the south Holderness coast, say they live in the most isolated place in the UK where they rely on buses for shopping and children face two hour walks for school

These scrumptious pancakes are bringing creative fun to snack time

It's claimed Giovanni Impellizzeri contaminated the food and utensils in the school cafeteria with bodily fluids at Elizabeth Moore School in the Upper Deerfield School District

Children's Commissioner Dame Rachel de Souza called for Rishi Sunak to help struggling youngsters with a Play Out to Help Out scheme - mimicking the Eat Out to Help Out initiative to kick-start hospitality after lockdown