Doechii may just be the coolest artist around, and every photo she takes only acts as further proof. While the 26-year-old ...

Two students from Enniskillen Integrated Primary launched a campaign for girls to have the option of wearing trousers at school.

Before the ministry’s directive, pupils from government schools were not required to wear school uniforms bearing the national flag. Announcing the change on Thursday, the ministry said the flag ...

If You Ever Want to Bring an Alligator to School, Don’t! is a wacky, colorful, and delightful tall tale for children ages 4-7. As Elise Parsley’s New York Times bestselling debut book, it tells the ...

He said that no student should be forced to purchase textbooks, notebooks, writing materials, shoes, socks, or uniforms from shops recommended by the school. Explore Search ...

These students participated in a flash challenge while their classmates cheered them on. Each quarter, teachers select students who consistently demonstrate the Numa SOAR motto by helping keep the ...

William Brookes School in Shropshire is testing a new uniform policy that swaps traditional blazers and ties for school-branded tracksuits and trainers. A school has ditched its uniform policy in ...

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BUT, what makes them cool? The Good Morning Breakfast investigates. Voluit Primere Skool - Virginia Voluit is a relatively new school established in 2018 by combining two previously, rival schools.

At one elementary school, they found that three out of 25 students in a single grade wore homemade uniforms because they hadn't received state-supplied ones The education department of Hamhung’s ...

A secondary school has started phasing out its traditional uniform to be replaced with PE kit. William Brookes School in Much Wenlock, Shropshire, is trialling the change for a week before ...

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