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Planning permission has been granted at the second attempt for the forest preschool.

Many international university students are spending the holiday a long way from family.

Some grammar schools are outlining how they will admit pupils if transfer tests are cancelled.

Mass testing is being used to find out if people have Covid - whether of not they have symptoms.

A manager and her assistant abused people with learning difficulties at a Rotherham care centre.

The new variant of coronavirus could overtake plans for returning to school in England next term.

The campaigning footballer welcomes the promise of provision until Easter 2022 as "a great move".

We answer some of your questions about Christmas bubbles and the latest tier changes

Tips on how to make Christmas special from those who celebrated Eid, Passover and Diwali with restrictions.

Tashaun Aird was stabbed to death in Hackney almost two years after he was excluded from school.

Dozens of cadets at the top US military academy cheated on an online maths test, officials say.

Emily, 15, says she is "scared to go to school" as she has to catch the train.

Principals across NI are voicing their frustration at having to tell families so close to Christmas.

Education Minister Peter Weir outlines plans for the return of schools in the new term.

A new ban on the scanning of private messages is hampering child protection efforts online.

The deputy first minister says the prevalence of the virus is much lower than other parts of the UK.

Two super schools will be created in the Pontypridd area with Welsh language focused at one site.

A tax hike on second homes to raise cash for social housing is part of the Welsh Government budget.