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According to a study conducted at the University of Sydney, taking short five-minute "brain breaks" can significantly enhance performance and productivity in subsequent tasks. The experiment

 

Speculation has been swirling around the potential education of Prince George, with Eton College emerging as a likely choice. The nine-year-old was recently spotted visiting the renowned

  

Nearly half of Scotland's schools have not undergone inspection in the past decade, according to new figures obtained through Freedom of Information requests. The data revealed that only

 

The 2023 Europe Universities Summit took place in Warsaw from July 3 to July 5, 2023. Co-organised by the University of Warsaw and Times Higher Education magazine, the summit focused

 

Negotiations are progressing towards the UK's return to the EU's Horizon Europe science research programme as an associate member. After three months of talks, diplomatic sources indicate

 

Teachers in England returned to picket lines on Wednesday as they continued their ongoing strike over pay, leading to more disruptions in schools. Many schools are expected to either fully

 

On Monday 3 July, the UK and Spain completed the signing of a UK-Spain bilateral agreement on cooperation in matters of education and access to university and other higher education

 

All secondary school pupils in England will be offered a free flu vaccine from September for the 2023/24 season, the government has confirmed.

Former US President Bill Clinton made a public appearance in Oxford, catching the attention of onlookers as he strolled down Cornmarket Street on Friday (June 30). Dressed in a stylish blue

 

Labour, the political party in the UK, has unveiled a plan to provide a financial incentive of £2,400 to early-career teachers in England in order to address the issue of teacher attrition.