For students at St Mary Queen of Martyr School in Bransholme, Hull, their lives were turned upside down when their special little friend Stanley Metcalf was tragically shot dead just days into the summer holidays last year.
Health experts and academics have teamed up to call for action over the North's ill health after new figures exposed the widening gap in life expectancy between the region and southern England.
The world of work is changing. With increasing globalisation and rapid technological advancements, alongside longer and more diverse careers, we need to ensure that we are equipping young people with the skills and behaviours needed for the modern world.
During the past six years, he has helped to transform a struggling inner-city Bradford primary school, taking it out of special measures and turning it into one of the best performing establishments in the country.
Prime Minister Theresa May has today put the University of Hull’s Wilberforce Institute at the heart of a major new £10m centre that aims to combat the “scourge” of modern slavery in the UK.
There needs to be a concerted effort to help equip school children with the skills they need to enter the modern workplace, the boss of one of Britain’s biggest banks has said.
A devout Christian thrown off a university social work course after being accused of posting derogatory comments about homosexuals and bisexuals on Facebook has won the latest round of a legal battle.
A Government agency has spent nearly £200,000 on contracting a company to offer financial expertise around the winding up of a collapsed academy chain.
Prevention is far better than the cure when it comes to protecting young people from online predators, cyber bullying and porn, a former Children’s Commissioner for England has stressed.
AN UNPRECEDENTED alliance of all 28 of the North’s universities will be forged this week to drive forward the Northern Powerhouse agenda by creating an “energy economy” that could lead the world in developing environmentally-friendly power sources.
A Rotherham vicar has resigned as a primary school's 'anti-bullying' governor after describing classes teaching children about LGBTI relationships as "state-sponsored child abuse".
The Government is putting the lives of young people with special educational needs at risk of being blighted forever because they have created a “genuine crisis” in funding, a landmark case in the High Court has heard.
