Year Seven News Today

Richard Tice, leader of Reform UK, is set to lead a team of lawyers to block a Labour government adding VAT to school fees and ending business rates relief on the basis that it was discriminatory.

When Rosie Whitelock and husband Carl realised they would have to take their kids out of private school due to soaring fees, they had no idea how difficult it would be to get them into good state schools.

A group of former pupils are returning to their Primary School in Barrow, to hold a fundraiser for Hospital staff.

Schools across the county have received rules on relationships, sex and health education including age limits for when kids should be taught about pornography or puberty

Salome Gakwaya speaks to first year MML student Leah Mundy to find out what it takes to run the London Marathon 

A teacher who was first on the scene after a stabbing at a Welsh school does not think of himself as a hero, his brother has said.

A teenage girl was arrested after three people - incuding two teachers - were stabbed at Amman Valley School in Carmarthenshire, south Wales, on Wednesday morning

Ava Grace Lynch was diagnosed with a brain tumour in October last year and tragically passed on March 20.

A Bolton dance team has won first place at the UK Great Big Dance Off making them the north’s regional champions

It was in 2010 when a 12-year-old Fagaoalii Tunupopo Laiti told the Samoa Observer that she wanted to become a doctor. She had won the Year Seven spelling competition then.Now 14 years later Fagaoalii has taken the honour of being the top pre-clinical student from the National University of Samoa...