The Latest Breaking News from Education

Five ACT schools are trialling a cutting-edge style of teaching physical education as part of a University of Canberra study.

Larry Flanagan, general secretary of Scotland's largest teaching union, the Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS), said teachers are ready to "fight back".

DeVos said Trump's inaction on Jan. 6 made it clear she couldn't continue in her role as Education Secretary.

Chris Curtis apologised and said he was ‘happy to clarify the position and apologise to YouGov for any confusion caused’.

Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi co-founded YouGov in 2000 alongside Stephan Shakespeare who used to work for Jeffrey Archer. Mr Zahawi left the company in 2010 before the General Election.

One of Labor’s key education pledges is A$50 million to encourage school leavers with an ATAR over 80 to study teaching. This is part of the new government’s plan to “fix teacher shortages”.

Boris Johnson has narrowly survived a no confidence vote after more than 40% of his own MPs voted to oust him, with the Labour leader branding the PM "unfit for the great office he holds"

DALLAS — School districts should conduct weekly checks of exterior doors to ensure they are secure, Gov. Greg Abbott told the state’s education commissioner in a letter sent Thursday.

Mysuru MP Pratap Simha people opposing the revision of textbooks had failed to respond to the challenge by Education Minister B.C. Nagesh for an open debate on the issue, and were raking up an old issue of the Text Book Revision Committee Chairperson Rohit Chakrathirtha’s forwarded message, alleging disrespect to…

'Tight budgets should not stop them getting the help that, both the data and the personal experience of so many, shows is urgently needed'

Education Secretary Miguel Cardona says he's ashamed the United States is "becoming desensitized to the murder of children” and he's calling for action to prevent more lives from being lost in school shootings like the one in Uvalde, Texas