After nearly a decade of delays, PS 31 The Bayside School in Bayside has finally completed its long-awaited renovations.

"I sincerely hope this will help other schools and communities work together to create greener, cleaner and safer ...

With five decades of experience in teaching, I have observed some fundamental shortcomings in our education system. The primary issue is the lack of political will, which has resulted in one of the ...

It’s like the Washington Monument’s cooler, lakeside cousin. Climb to the top for views that’ll make your Instagram followers green with envy. Lakeside Chautauqua: Norman Rockwell’s dream come to life ...

Is it a relaxing boat ride? or maybe the sounds of people swimming on a hot summer day? All of these scenarios, I think, make up why people find lakeside living such a beautiful way to live. Love ...

Schools are a crucial part of communities, with memories of playground games and favourite teachers lasting well beyond childhood. Recent years have seen several closures in Bristol's primary ...

Other schools, such as Dulwich College Singapore charge similar rates for its primary school and secondary school cohorts of students, with the annual cost for Reception to Year 2 students coming in ...

The best performing primary schools in Brighton and Hove have been revealed. Latest performance figures show 61 per cent of children across England reached the expected standard across reading ...

The Ministry of Education has recently ordered the closure of boarding facilities in 348 primary schools, raising significant concerns among parents, teachers, and students as a new school term ...

When she’s not frolicking on set in Hollywood or jetting off to Paris for fashion week, Sydney Sweeney can be found relaxing lakeside. The American actress is a keen wake boarder, adding another ...

SINGAPORE - For the past year, Mr Gerald Lim, 37, has been ferrying pupils to their primary schools in his Toyota Prius every weekday morning. The full-time private-hire car driver is among 60 to ...

The Department for Education (DfE) has “ranked” each school based on the percentage of pupils who have met what is called the ‘expected standard’ in reading, writing and maths in 2024.