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Readers will learn why Australia cancelled a graduate diploma linked to course-hopping, how the government plans to penalise colleges that abuse student visas, and what the action signals for the broader migration system.
Readers will learn what happened in the Lake Macbride school trip drowning, the questions families should ask before a water-based outing, and why schools need assigned supervision and emergency roles.
This article explains how vocational GCSEs will work in England from 2029, what they replace, and why teaching resources will determine whether they succeed.
Prospective students in England will soon get clearer warnings that student loan repayment terms can change. This article explains what the new guidance covers, why it follows a mis-selling finding, and what it could mean for graduates with Plan 2 loans.
New York City has placed a one-year moratorium on generative AI for most students below high school. This article explains the policy, what teachers can still use AI for, and the screen-time rules that come with it.
This explainer breaks down the AfD's plans to abolish inclusive education in Sachsen-Anhalt, covering what the party wants to change, why inclusion is already weak there, and what legal and practical barriers stand in the way.
This article explains what is publicly confirmed about Jason Arday’s death, his academic career, and the research-integrity procedures used when plagiarism or other misconduct is alleged. It also separates documented facts from claims about motive, media pressure, racism, or causation that cannot be established from the available evidence.
A practical explanation of UK A-level results, conditional university offers, clearing and review or appeal routes, without assuming a particular results-day date.