Iranian drone targeted school building in Azerbaijan
Iran targeted a school building in Azerbaijan’s Nakhchivan region on 5 March using an unmanned aerial vehicle
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Schools closed due to burst water main
Three schools in Worcestershire have been temporarily closed due to a burst water main, the local council says.
Allergy training to become mandatory in schools across England
All schools in England will now be required to provide allergy awareness training for all staff and equip emergency adrenaline auto-injectors for students, even those without previously diagnosed allergies, the Department for Education announced.
The most and least educated states in the U.S. — Full list
A recent study by WalletHub ranked all 50 states to determine where Americans are the most and least educated.
Education Department employee arrested in father’s murder case
A New York City Department of Education employee has been arrested for allegedly taking part in the murder of her father in the Bronx.
Parental academic pressure: The line between motivation and harmful stress
As the new school year begins, many parents push their children to excel academically—but experts warn that too much pressure can harm teenagers’ mental health and well-being.
Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP)
The Australian Government’s Research Training Program (RTP) offers fully funded scholarships for students pursuing research Master’s and PhD degrees in Australia
Parents protest cuts school bus service
Winchester parents protest after Hampshire Council cuts the Kings Worthy–Henry Beaufort school bus, forcing students to walk a three-mile route
Schoolchildren design and race mini F1 cars
Around 200 pupils aged nine to eleven took part in a STEM and Digital project, designing and building miniature F1 cars that were tested on a specially designed 20-metre track at the Royal Showground.
First UK school fully rebuilt after Raac
St John Catholic Primary School in Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, has reopened as the first school in the UK to be completely rebuilt following the discovery of Raac.
UK to suspend study visas for four countries
The UK government will suspend the issuance of student visas to nationals of Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar and Sudan starting this month.
AI in schools raises questions about student mental health and safety
Hundreds of schools are turning to AI tools to monitor student mental health, sparking debate over safety and the loss of human connection
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NASA plans astronaut mission to the Moon
NASA will return astronauts to the Moon for the first time in over 50 years, testing lunar landing systems in Earth orbit before the 2028 mission.
Few private schools successfully convert to state-funded academies
A new report has revealed that private schools in England and Wales face significant challenges in converting to state-funded academies, with only 1% successfully making the transition over a decade.
Most pupils receiving good education, council report finds
According to the results, 97% of Wolverhampton School provides students with a high-quality education
8 education trends reshaping college admissions
The 2025–2026 college admissions cycle marks a turning point. From the return of standardized testing to the rise of AI and new admissions models, the rules of higher education are changing.
School closes abruptly, parents face loss of tuition fees
King’s House Moorlands in Luton, UK, abruptly closed Thursday.
The digital thirst: How AI and data centers are draining global water supplies
As the world faces a shrinking supply of freshwater, the rapid expansion of data centers and AI technology is creating an unprecedented demand on local water sources, forcing a critical re-evaluation of the tech industry’s environmental footprint.