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Face masks in classrooms in England will remain at least until May, says education secretary.

Pupils will no longer have to follow strict two metre physical distancing rules when they return.

The university says it is "actively working" to address concerns raised by students last month.

Schools and families need to be more aware of the issues LGBT people face in lockdown, says a charity.

Implementing the changes in 2022 does not give schools sufficient time post-pandemic, a union says.

A study finds Bristol university students who took the three-month course were happier.

A man who grew up in poverty wants all school children to receive free meals within a year.

A union conference hears staff are subjected to "derogatory sexualised" language and violence.

The teaching resource is a free-to-use student led project commissioned by the BBC.

Trish Gange says life for her daughter Katie in the wider community would be a 'complete disaster'.

A letter from a union expresses concern at "parties and mass gatherings" held at halls of residence.

Pupils will be allowed to sing outside alone or in choirs as long as they are socially distanced.

Foyle College in Londonderry has written to past pupils about the outstanding debt of £821,000.

A phased approach to reopening schools will be taken if Covid-19 infection rates continue to fall.

A teachers' union warns a lack of funding during the pandemic is placing staff and pupils at risk.

Pimlico Academy students took action on Wednesday claiming some school rules were discriminatory.

Student leaders call for Edinburgh University to do more about sexual violence as survivors' accounts are published.