Health experts have urged a smacking ban across the UK, with doctors and psychiatrists saying research shows the "detrimental effects of physical punishment".

Tens of thousands of pupils in England will get their grades in an app this year as part of a Government pilot.

According to the Children Act 2004, it is unlawful to hit your child, except where it is ‘reasonable punishment’, and this is judged case-by-case.

Many of the pupils who sat their GCSEs this summer were in Year 6 when schools closed because of the pandemic.

Already soaked parts of Sydney and New South Wales are being told the worst of the wet weather is yet to come.

Wrexham AFC, the Welsh soccer team made famous by celebrity owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac, is running its first-ever youth ...

She may be a royal, but Kate Middleton is like any other mom when it comes to her kids' sporting events. Despite her busy schedule, one of Kate's fellow school moms has revealed that she is often ...

Pupils will open their GCSE results on Thursday ahead of a major shake-up to qualifications in Wales. New GCSEs to align with the reformed Curriculum for Wales will start being ph ...

A former deputy council leader will be the Welsh Liberal Democrats’ lead candidate for a new Senedd seat. Mike Hamilton has ...

Australian women have starred in the Hundred on Wednesday in England, with a 76-run partnership between Phoebe Litchfield and ...

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