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In 1960s and 70s Britain, hundreds of black children were wrongly sent to ESN schools for the "educationally subnormal".

A study by Cambridge University suggests physical activities help improve children's self-control.

Capel Bethania, in Gwynedd, had a reserve of £120,000, but £257,000 was paid for it at auction.

Millbank Primary is in Caerau east, Ely, Cardiff, which has Wales' highest rate of coronavirus.

The money will be used for mental health services and helping pupils of 'modest means'.

The government’s Covid school catch-up tsar said the evenings were “much better” when held remotely.

After Naomi Campbell announced she had become a mother, women talk about having babies later in life.

The education minister says a pilot programme for post-primary schools will begin next year.

House prices are rising at the fastest pace for 14 years, with the number of transactions up sharply.

People who live, work or travel in various parts of the UK are being urged to get a Covid test.

There was also an increased student intake overall following changes to A-level exams last summer.

Leeds University plans to continue with some online teaching despite Covid restrictions being eased.

Mr Swinney will continue as Scotland's deputy first minister but will no longer be education secretary.

A growing number of unis plan online and in-person teaching this autumn, and not everyone's happy.

Parents of people with severe disabilities are told a service they use will close in July.