Georgia Lambert

Greece has already suspended the entry-exit system at airports and other popular destinations are expected to follow as delays threaten tourism

Pupils from St Paul’s in London are in talks with officials in Botswana to distribute bag charms with a difference

The leadership of St Paul’s Catholic College has been accused of controlling behaviour, with allegations against the head teacher

Sources said there had been concerns over Herbert Huppert, 82, for years before an investigation upheld allegations including inappropriate touching

Fiona Drouet set up the EmilyTest framework, now launching nationwide, in memory of her student daughter, who took her own life after an abusive relationship

The promotional short film was labelled tone-deaf on social media as critics suggested it trivialised issues in care for children with special educational needs

Pearson Edexcel is accused of ‘woke social engineering’ for a listening test including references to sexuality, divorce and unemployment

Katherine Rundell, an academic, says you can now write an essay without reading a book but institutions waving the white flag is a ‘dereliction of duty’

Britain’s graduate job market has turned into a ‘Hunger Games’ struggle where first-class degrees are no longer enough to secure entry-level roles

Since the introduction of a 20 per cent charge on school fees, more mid-sized independent schools than usual have begun to buckle, analysis shows