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Ex-Warwick School teacher guilty of abusing pupils spared more jail time
Paul Stainsby, who worked at Warwick School, has dementia and is already serving a 14-year sentence.
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No risk to public from hoax school bomb threats, says government minister
Police Scotland said at least 1,000 schools received the email but the warnings were immediately assessed as hoaxes.
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International
Hoax bomb threats made to schools in Scotland, Northern Ireland and Italy
Police assure parents and teachers there is no danger as thousands of schools in Italy and hundreds in the UK affected
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International
Bristol school staff strike sparks counter-protest from parents
Parents say strikes at a SEND school mean their children have missed 16 days over recent months.
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International
Girl, 13, on way to school before attempted rape in Worcester
Police search for a suspect described as mixed race or Asian and between 16 and 18 years of age.
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Education
Police treating threatening email sent to more than 300 schools as 'hoax'
Police are conducting urgent enquiries, and liaising with schools - but the Department of Education urged schools to remain open.
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International
PSNI: Police treat threatening email sent to more than 300 schools as 'hoax'
Police are conducting urgent enquiries, and liaising with schools - but the Department of Education urged schools to remain open.
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International
Come on Andy… stop gaslighting us and fund music education. It’ll be worth it I promise
Julian Lloyd Webber is the latest to decry the decline of UK music education. Why won’t politicians put the money where the mouth is? Plus, ENO drops its ‘E’
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International
Primary school closures 'highly likely' in rural Devon
Branscombe Primary School is threatened with closure but Devon County Council is trying to save it.
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Military
AI has made it ‘close to impossible’ to assess university coursework, regulator says
Office for Students says institutions in England should return to traditional exams and in-person presentations Universities should go back to traditional exams and in-person presentations to grade students after lecturers complained that AI has made it “close to impossible” to assess coursework, according to an investigation by England’s higher education regulator. The Office for Students (OfS) said the credibility of degrees from England’s universities was under threat from the prolific use of AI in essays, dissertations and “open book” exams, with students reporting that their peers boasted
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International
Two white students at University of Mississippi make monkey gestures in Ring video
Women are reportedly upstairs neighbors of three Black students, including one who uploaded video to TikTok
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Military
Students passing university assessments in minutes using AI, regulator warns
The Office for Students says students can frequently use AI "in ways that cannot be reliably detected".
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