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In the second extract from his memoir Kammy, former footballer and TV pundit Chris Kamara, 65, reveals the prejudice he faced throughout his life

TikTok influencer Kris Krohn revealed he pulled his kids out of school after discovering his children's teacher was '200 pounds' overweight as he felt she wasn't 'inspiring' them

The Education secretary said schools must share sex education materials with parents under a 'right to know' what their children are being taught - with 'no excuses' for teachers not doing so

Get ready for a real education as Mums and Dads entertainingly spill the beans about the turn-offs that stopped them from enrolling their children at certain schools

KFC knows the life-changing power of a first job.

Former teacher Taylor Moran lives off-grid in the forest with her three children - and has vowed to teach them survival skills, playing, and exploring rather than send them to a 'traditional school'

Aurburn Riverside High School in Washington was plunged into a 'secure and teach' lockdown after a gang of intruders stormed into the school and punched a student

Pupils are being given oversized 'clown trousers' if theirs are too tight at 'one of Britain's strictest schools', parents have claimed, adding their children aren't being allowed to go to the loo or are being told off for having too shiny shoes

The Prince and Princess of Wales were seen touring round Eton College's headquarters with the young heir in June which sparked speculation about whether or not George would attend the same school as his father William and uncle Harry

The Labour peer dismisses the Home Secretary's recent assertion that “multiculturalism has failed” and believes the UK should cheer the progress that has been made

The school allows students to take vaping or smoking breaks in designated area without judgement, but claims to address the issue in a "rigourous education program."

The National Education Union has demanded to know how many children are still being taught in marquees and mobile classrooms as the RAAC crisis drags on into the winter months

Aylesford school in Warwick was forced to close 29 classrooms where RAAC is suspected to be present - but can’t be inspected because of asbestos - but they're only getting 9 mobile buildings after officials insisted on them being erected on hard surfaces only

Sterling, addressing his England absence for the first time, insists he will carry on battling for a recall with next summer’s tournament still a target

BBC's Strictly Come Dancing star Ed Balls has revealed that he was banned from his kids' school parents evening as they were so embarrassed by his stint on BBC show

It comes as three in ten adults are struggling to afford to feed their whole household - with the same number of parents having to send their youngsters to school breakfast clubs

Education Secretary Gillian Keegan has written to union leaders demanding talks over a deal so teaching can continue in classrooms even while other teachers walkout

Electricians, carpenters and joiners, and plumbers and heating engineers are likely to be in shortest supply - while the Midlands will be the worst-hit region

The separation of Prince Charles and Diana was announced in December 1992 following 11 years of marriage - at the time William and Harry were aged just ten and eight

At the age of 11, George Baldock's mental health got so bad that he was pulled out of secondary school and sent to a Pupil Referral Unit. But thanks to one inspirational teacher, he discovered a new love for education - and got enough qualifications to study at Cambridge University

Ezra Fry, 22, and David Acevedo, 25 were cited for prostitution following an undercover police operation, with the pair claiming they do it for extra cash 'or they will starve'

Parents who are struggling are encouraged to simply 'Ask for Ellen' in Morrisons Cafés - and it will entitle you to a delicious treat during the October half-term

The Trussell Trust expects to hand out more than a million aid packages to hungry people over the three months from December to February as the cost-of-living crisis bites

Colchester Royal Grammar School in Essex forbids most of its students from growing facial hair, but an upset student said it has only recently started to be enforced

Nearly half of parents feel outdoor learning can help develop resilience - and 53% don't want their child's development to suffer from missing out on such opportunities