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P7s from Minnigaff Primary School planted a tree to commemorate their time at the school.
It's the first of many trees which will be planted in the years to come.
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The TelegraphHow parents can dodge Labour’s private school tax raid – and save £60,000
Now that Labour is in power, a VAT raid on private school fees could be a key policy of its government. Understandably, worried parents have been looking for ways to minimise the potential damage to their finances.
- BuzzFeed
Over 50% Of Hybrid Workers Admitted To Partaking In A New Controversial Office Trend, And This Is Why They're Defending It
If employees are expected to swipe into the office, chances are some people are doing this.
- Bournemouth Echo UK
PICTURES: The Bourne Academy prom at Hilton Hotel
Pupils at The Bourne Academy dressed their best as they celebrated their leavers prom at the Hilton Hotel in Bournemouth.
- The Guardian
Trump and Project 2025 are attacking the Department of Education. How might they reshape US schools?
The rightwing manifesto proposes hobbling it, but the ex-president wants to abolish the department completely
- The Independent
Phd student asks if she was wrong for refusing to remind husband about ‘huge event’ in her life that he missed
‘He showed very little interest so why should you have to remind him like he was a child?’ one Reddit commenter wrote
- CBC
MUN asks pro-Palestine encampments to leave
Memorial University is asking pro-Palestinian encampments at Memorial University will soon have to clear their occupation sites, but organizers say they won't go without a fight. "Students cannot continue to live in a building or camp on grounds that are meant for work and study," MUN said in an update on the student protest released Friday. MUN's decision to end the occupation comes after the Ontario Superior Court of Justice granted the University of Toronto an injunction to tear down the enca
- PA Media: UK News
Birmingham University seeks court order against Pro-Palestine protest encampment
Protesters are occupying a green space on the university’s Edgbaston campus.
- The Telegraph
Labour’s VAT raid: ‘I already work two jobs and cannot fathom a third’
Parents are facing a higher cost of private education if Labour wins the general election.
- The Impartial Reporter
Champion teacher Eimer beams at top award win
A BEAMING Eimer Maguire said she was "so shocked and surprised" to be named Champion Teacher of the Year.
- South Wales Argus
Roar of cheers as popular primary school teacher wins award
Pupils at one school in South Wales at the South Wales School and Education Awards 2024 can say they have the best primary teacher in the whole country.
- The Argus
Mum slams school as children 'up in arms' over end of year celebrations
A mother has slammed her daughter’s primary school for not celebrating the end of her step up to secondary school properly.
- Lancashire Telegraph
Blackburn actor to be praised with honorary fellowship in Lancashire
Steve Pemberton is one of three people set to be honoured by the University of Central Lancashire next week.
- PA Media: UK News
Nottingham joins other universities in asking courts to help end protest camps
A number of educational institutions have taken legal action over Pro-Palestinian protests on campus.
- Salisbury Journal
Primary school children create new friends for museum giant
On Friday, July 12 students from local schools will meet at the museum to introduce the giant exhibit to a number of 'friends and family', created by primary school children around Salisbury.
- South Wales Argus
'I am extremely grateful and humbled,' Idris Davies School wins Head of the Year
Richard Owen of Idris Davies School took home Headteacher of the Year at the Schools and Education Awards 2024 on Wednesday night.
- CBC
N.B. judge rules against school district in challenge to gender-identity policy
A New Brunswick judge has ruled against a Moncton-area school district in its lawsuit against the provincial government that alleged changes to a gender-identity policy violate the rights of students.Court of King's Bench Chief Justice Tracey DeWare ruled the Anglophone East district education council lacks standing to argue that Policy 713 violates Charter language rights, life and liberty rights and equity rights. Standing is a legal term for the ability to bring a case to court. "This Court h
- Bucks Free Press
Headteacher 'incredibly surprised' as potential Banksy artwork appears outside school
The headteacher of a Marlow secondary school said he is ‘incredibly surprised’ that a potential piece of artwork by Banksy has appeared by the establishment’s entrance.
- OK! Magazine
Camilla's blunt 2-word order to Princess Kate over Charlotte and George caught on camera
Queen Camilla was seen 'scolding' Princess Charlotte and issuing a two-word command to Kate Middleton after she had a 'disagreement' with her brother, according to a lip reader
- Hello!
Rod Stewart, 79, rocked by shock divorce news: report
In a surprising turn of events Rod Stewart has received some shocking divorce news. See details.
- OK! Magazine
Eamonn Holmes rips into Keir Starmer with hurtful five-word putdown after election victory
Eamonn Holmes made a savage dig at new prime minister Keir Starmer this morning as he announced the results of the General Election on GB News. The former This Morning star, 64, branded the Labour leader "deadly dull" as he fronted his Vo