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Our Lady of the Annunciation Church where a boy suffered serious burns during a school Christmas carol concert (Tom Horton/PA)
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London school fined £35,000 after boy severely burnt at carol concert

St Thomas Becket Catholic Primary School was found guilty of health and safety failings by a jury after nativity costume caught fire

<p>Ministers promised to give 30 hours of free childcare a week to working parents of children from the age of nine months</p>
London

Finding staff to back childcare pledge is tough, says minister

Nurseries are facing a workforce crisis, and experts fear there will not be enough staff to cope with the rise in demand

Education

Teenagers in London ‘on the move’ after Covid - as more change schools

More pupils than ever look at switching places after their GCSEs as they start to plan early when it comes to making career choices

Politics

A quarter of schoolchildren are vaping, headteacher warns MPs

Students are so addicted they are making excuses to leave lessons in order to go to the toilet to vape - and setting off fire alarms as a result

London

Two London universities named among the best in the world

A total of four UK universities make it into the world top ten

Education

Anxious children being kept off school by parents working from home

Parents are more wary of sending their children to school with a cold, MPs hear

Education

Schools facing ‘incredibly bleak’ recruitment crisis, MPs told

‘Massive rise’ in the number of children being taught by non-specialist or supply teachers

Education

London students are most resilient in country after the pandemic

85% of students from London describe their well-being as ‘good’ or ‘okay’ in a new wellbeing survey

London

School where pupils speak 31 languages up for World’s Best prize

Barham primary school was in the top 10 for ‘community collaboration’ in recognition of the work it does to foster strong relationships with parents

Education

Sister of tragic head vows to keep fighting Ofsted’s one-word rulings

Ofsted has announced a series of reforms in the wake of a headteacher’s death

Let Girls Learn

An all-female farm in remote Zambia nurtures future climate leaders

Women and girls have a critical role to play in the fight against climate change. We meet Naomi, a young farmer in northern Zambia who is leading the way

London

London’s excellent schools are at risk due to pupil exodus, MPs warn

Teachers and pupils will suffer if London schools continue to close down

London

London school closes after IT system hacked in ‘devastating’ attack

School in Waltham Forest has been closed since half term after it was targeted in a ‘critical incident’

London

Free school meal plan for London ‘could leave schools worse off’

Schools will be hit by an ‘inevitable shortfall’ in funding, it has been claimed

Health

Schools to warn pupils that vaping is ‘addictive and dangerous’

The government is seeking to educate teenagers about the health impact of nicotine and vaping

Education

GCSEs 2023 start and end dates: Exam timetable for key subjects

While various subjects have their examinations at different times, they will all take place within the same period

Politics

Calls for new pay talks as teachers and doctors hold strike ballots

Senior doctors and teachers are being balloted for strike action

UK

When do A-levels start in 2023 and when is results day?

A-level exams are due to begin shortly - with results expected in August

Education

Teacher morale has plummeted past pre-Covid levels, finds poll

The morale of teachers has dropped dramatically since before the pandemic, new data reveals

Let Girls Learn

The ballet school giving girls hope in a tough Nairobi neighbourhood

Project Elimu in Kenya is a dance school like no other - giving young women a sanctuary from the dangers of the streets and the chance to transform their futures

UK

What are T-levels? A-level alternative open to post-GCSE pupils

Dozens of universities across the UK now accept the qualifications. So what are they?

Education

Single-sex girls’ schools are no relic of past, says top London head

Headmistress defends girls’ schools as having ‘a specific energy built on friendship, support and laughter’

World

Which European countries have free universities?

Tuition fees were controversially raised to £9,000 per year over a decade ago, sparking large protests across England

Education

Schools battle to stay open for students as exams loom

The National Education Union has encouraged headteachers to draw up agreements with teachers to keep schools open for pupils taking exams

London

Coronation excitement distracts Ukrainian children from the conflict

St Mary’s Ukrainian School in Holland Park will throw a Coronation street party this weekend