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Parents of children with special educational needs have held a protest in Lincoln.
School attendances in Northern Ireland over the past two years have been the worst on record.
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Parents of children starting secondary school in England and Wales in September 2024 need to apply for their place within the coming weeks.
A debate over the war between Israel and Hamas is raging on US college campuses. In a social media age that demands people pick a side on divisive issues, is there still space for young Americans to talk to each other?
A pupil was stripped of his maths GCSE after a question he found online while revising appeared on his exam paper.
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