When I heard schools were going to close, I was like every other 15-year-old: excited. Thinking home schooling would be great. What could be better than not having
Nearly a third of staff at the University of Cambridge say they have experienced bullying and harassment in the workplace, according to an internal survey obtained by the
Fancy testing your knowledge of some of Britain’s oldest buildings? Of course you do. And here’s your chance, with the Guardian’s castles quiz. Remember, it’s just for fun
Downing Street has warned of the risks to children’s education of prolonging school closures, as the government doubles down on plans for a phased reopening from 1 June.
In just over a fortnight, the first pupils in England should start returning to school for the first time since 20 March. But a lot remains unclear. Who
Stephanie Rossi is that teacher. You know the kind. The 61-year-old Wheat Ridge High School educator hops on school desks when she’s excited. She wakes sleeping students with
My mother, Gwen Hunt, who has died of Alzheimer’s aged 92, dedicated her life to the needs of the vulnerable, pioneering new approaches to the care and education
Teaching unions across the UK and Ireland are warning national leaders not to reopen schools too early. The British Irish Group of Teacher Unions has written to the
Schools closed, exams cancelled, a halt to Ofsted inspections and performance tables. Even the weirdest misfit futurologist employed by the prime minister’s adviser, Dominic Cummings, couldn’t have envisaged
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