As of June 29, 2026, schools in England are no longer just encouraged to keep phones away from students -- they are legally required to do it. The government's thinking is simple: Phones distract kids, enable bullying, and drag children onto social media when they should be paying attention. Many ...
For millions of people renting in England, the Renters' Rights Act 2026 is one of the biggest changes to the housing market in decades. The legislation came into effect on May 1, 2026, and housing campaigners describe it as the most significant effort in nearly 40 years to rebalance the ...
England's special education system offers personalized support for students with disabilities or special educational needs. The process begins with an education, health, and care plan for each eligible student, which outlines the student's goals, available resources, and support from different services. But it now faces potential challenges due to insufficient ...
In England, a rising number of parents are choosing to raise their children without smartphones. Recently, a group of concerned parents came together and created a community to discuss the impact of smartphones on their children. They soon realized they were not alone feeling overwhelmed and helpless. Many parents are ...
England's public health service has announced children will no longer be routinely prescribed puberty blockers at gender identity clinics. Instead, these medications, which stop puberty's physical changes, will be available through clinical research trials. This decision, shaped by public consultation and a comprehensive review, aims to prioritize evidence-based care tailored ...
The Apple Academy is part of the Eden project in England, an expansive research and education center and home to the world's largest indoor rainforest. The academy provides unemployed young people with hands-on experience by transforming locally grown apples into delightful dishes served to visitors. Under the expert guidance of ...
