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The education ministry says excessive exams are affecting the physical and mental health of pupils.

Parents are concerned that a law to make school uniforms cheaper will not be in place for September.

A couple married for 50 years recreate their honeymoon memories with a rollercoaster celebration.

The current head of the school on Fair Isle, which has just three pupils, is stepping down after 35 years.

School mask mandates have caused fierce debates across the US as students return and Delta surges.

There could be a "generation of invisible children" who missed out on healthcare, says a QUB report.

Schools in India have been closed for more than a year, with learning outcomes falling drastically.

Within months of his first payday loan, Tom owed thousands of pounds to 10 lenders.

Scientific advisers say government should plan for this happening by the end of September in England.

A spike in cases has highlighted the need for "continuing caution and effective mitigations" in schools, unions say.

New rules mean schools will have "variable measures" around tests, face masks and social distancing.

Pupils across the UK are preparing to return to school after the summer holidays.

Self-isolation rules have now been relaxed across the UK.

Indoor spaces like tents, shared cars and public transport are likely to up the risk of Covid spreading.

Bubbles will no longer be in place and instead there is additional testing to track cases.

The families argue the authority's plan is "unsatisfactory" and that decisions were pre-determined.

The Aberdeenshire school has been closed since 2018 amid efforts to deal with contamination.

Insufficient consideration was given to the effect on children and young people, says a report.