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Say cheap: parents turning to AI for school photosIn the Spotlight Professional photographers losing out as parents use AI to generate free portraits
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The school protests in France that have seen more than 5,000 arrestsThe Explainer Continued riots have left 500 schools across the country closed and more than 5,000 arrests, with further action planned for the coming days
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St Andrews’ brewing class rowUnder the Radar Elite Scottish university has been riven by accusations of a classist culture that marginalise working class and Scottish students
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How Trump’s Title IX reversal upends protection for LGBTQ+ studentsThe Explainer The change codifies a shift away from a Biden-era policy, one the current administration already ignores
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London’s disappearing childrenThe Explainer Falling numbers of pupils in the capital are creating a ‘genuine sense of loss’ in communities
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The great local government shake-upThe Explainer Last week, plans to overhaul England’s system of county councils and local authorities were abruptly paused. What’s going on?
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Life at Eton – what can Prince George expectIn the Spotlight Royal will have ‘uncle’ and ‘timelord’ to guide him through first weeks at historic boarding school
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The best of the best senior schools of 2026In Depth With a huge number of entries this year, The Week’s Independent Schools Guide presents the best of the best
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Forward thinking: how schools are staying ahead of the AI curveIn Depth Artificial intelligence is reshaping the world at an unprecedented pace. Amanda Constance investigates how schools are ensuring pupils have the knowledge and skills to thrive in an AI-driven future
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The Week Independent Schools Guide, Autumn/Winter 2026In Depth Future forecast: what next for young people?
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New York City bans AI for students through 8th gradeSpeed Read All high schoolers will still be taught about AI literacy
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The Week Unwrapped: Why is it so hard to find somewhere to give birth?Podcast Plus, is the pioneer of the Arab Spring preparing for another revolution? And should we welcome a new round of reading rows?
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Jason Arday: the bitter plagiarism row at CambridgeIn the Spotlight Youngest black professor in Cambridge’s history has resigned amid scrutiny of his academic record and personal achievements
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England’s education reforms: global success story?Talking Point Since Michael Gove’s ‘deeply unpopular’ curriculum overhaul, pupils have climbed global rankings while other developed nations’ scores declined
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