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More than 28,000 pupil absences in five years were wrongly recorded as present in a "web of deceit".

Pupils will be given advance information as a watchdog says the pandemic is still having an impact.

Six violent cases have been recorded at one Glasgow school since pupils returned after Easter, a union says.

Two middle schools in Suffolk will shut in 2023 as part of a reorganisation.

The NASUWT says a new pay scale proposed as a final offer would see experienced Manx teachers miss out.

The service will support transgender people as well as those who are lesbian, gay or bisexual.

Nearly 38% of students were awarded the top grade in 2020-21, the university watchdog says.

Single mum Amy Jones is willing to risk homelessness so she can be considered for social housing.

Plans for 1,700 houses have been unveiled for the former airfield after initial proposals in 2015.

The primary school teacher took time off work and even raised charity cash after the bogus claim.

Parents of children with disabilities and special educational needs say the cost of living is hitting hard.

House prices are increasing in Guernsey year on year, a report shows.

A teenager's mum believes he would never have taken his own life if the right help was available.

For the first time since Covid, students are sitting exams across the UK - so what has changed?

The children's commissioner says it is "imperative" pupils do not miss school unnecessarily.

Ten African languages are among the additions to the US tech giant's interpretation tool.