2,815 source-backed education facts - each attributed to a named person and a number, linked to the original source. Page 13 of 29.
“The funding is available to secondary schools and middle schools and all-through schools (ages four to 16 or 18) but not primary schools, sixth form colleges or private schools.”
“Mr Burnham will set out plans to boost economic growth by giving regional mayors more control over social housing, welfare and post-16 education, according to The Times.”
“After leaving school, I completed a three-year teacher training course”
“You can also submit your own 500 to 600-word Reader’s Feature”
“University of California, Davis announced its shocking decision to cut equestrian as an intercollegiate sport in January, citing an external review from Collegiate Consulting that analyzed the cost of the program to justify its decision”
“Here you will find one hundred books that ask questions, or have been questioned.”
“Raúl García spent decades as a senior animator at Disney – his credits run from “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” through “Aladdin,” “The Lion King” and “Tarzan” – before a lecturing stint at LaSalle College of the Arts brought him to Singapore”
“the year she spent at a reform school”
“at least one gender-neutral restroom”
“She’s 19.”
“I graduated debt-free in three years.”
“Nearly one in five college students, roughly three million people, are raising children while pursuing a degree”
“Schools that successfully apply will have the funding from September.”
“In my first year of teaching I was paid about £5,000 a year”
“52-year-old Belgian”
“In February 2025, UC Davis Chancellor Gary May told all university administration to plan for a 10 percent budget cut”
“For 120 years, Livraria Lello has been built on a simple conviction: the book is a technology of freedom. The Manifesto Library grows from that belief,”
“while attending college (she would eventually attend three different schools, earning a master’s degree in marketing from Lynn University in Florida)”
“grades 1 through 12”
“When I was 14, I imagined college as a place...”
“My sister started community college classes at 15.”
“Just 18% of student parents earn a degree within six years.”
“He also frequently asked staff for books written in English, worked at Portman Road as a cashier, volunteered at a charity and studied – and passed - an English GCSE.”
“My annual pay in this full-time job was about £36,000 to £40,000 a year”
“since 2024”
“in August, when an athletic budget spreadsheet said axing the program was approved pending an external review”
“Here you will find one hundred books that ask questions, or have been questioned. Some have been banned by school districts for themes of race or sexuality. Others, written for LGBTQIA+ readers, have been restricted from display. In some c…”
““I earned a major fellowship while I was there and made two documentaries,” says Pagan.”
“Nearly one in five college students, roughly three million people, are raising children while pursuing a degree”
“Across the country, 12 million parents have some college and no degree”
“The new family hub will feature "dedicated therapy rooms and a sensory space for children" up to the age of five, the council said.”
“before starting as a teacher at the age of 21.”
“three years as Monaco’s academy manager”
“its findings won’t be released until June 30, the equestrian team’s final day”
“For 120 years, Livraria Lello has been built on a simple conviction: the book is a technology of freedom.”
“IN THE SIX YEARS since TFL opened Ignacio House in the Bronx, it has tripled in size and enrollment.”
“Just 18% of student parents earn a degree within six years.”
“Research from the Institute for Women’s Policy Research found that community college student parents with access to on-campus child care were nearly three times more likely to graduate or transfer to a four-year institution within three ye…”
“the building which first opened in 1910”
“10 years in the same position at Club Bruges”
“The board’s letter listed at least three instances in which Carvalho allegedly received financial benefits that he did not disclose. These included an August 2023 trip to the Joe Biden White House, which sources said was paid for by AllHer…”
“Nearly 100 books are included in Livraria Lello’s new cultural auditorium, with each relating to four key themes: power, control, voice, and memory.”
“Over the course of those six years, the organization has housed 150 scholars, and graduated 80 men with two- and four-year degrees.”
“Across the country, 12 million parents have some college and no degree”
“with 41% completing compared to just 15% of those without it.”
“up to the age of five, the council said”
“since 2018”
“$74,000-a-year liberal arts school”
“the Southbank Centre’s 2026 London Literature Festival, which takes place from 21 October to 1 November.”
“Five of those men are now pursuing master’s degrees.”
“Research from the Institute for Women’s Policy Research found that community college student parents with access to on-campus child care were nearly three times more likely to graduate or transfer to a four-year institution within three ye…”
“yet 73% did not know they could request additional financial assistance from their institution”
“The new family hub will feature 'dedicated therapy rooms and a sensory space for children' up to the age of five, the council said.”
“Gluesenkamp Perez graduated from Reed College in 2012”
“One of those alums is Michael Pagan, who got a bachelor’s degree in documentary filmmaking in 2024.”
“A 2026 New America and Trellis Strategies survey found that nearly a third of caregiving students who moved multiple times in a single year did so because they could not afford rent, and nearly a quarter because their housing was unsafe, y…”
“Hertfordshire County Council said Buntingford First School is the first in England to be net zero carbon in both its construction and operation.”
“leading to a one-day boycott that was “90 per cent effective,” the Times said.”
“He’d dropped out of school at 11 years old”
“I was here in a hard hat and high-vis four years ago whilst the school was being built”
“The delayed justice come nearly five decades after parents boycotted the school for covering up the teacher’s sickening acts, court records show”
“In 2023, he enrolled at the Borough of Manhattan Community College; he earned his associate’s degree in Human Sciences last winter.”
“more than 1,000 schools closed in England and Wales during June's heatwave”
“Gregory, a graduate of Gannon University in Pennsylvania, was remembered after her time as a Division II volleyball player.”
“buildings account for 35% of global energy consumption”
“We extend our heartfelt condolences to Johanna’s family, friends, former teammates, coaches, and all who knew and loved her. She will always be remembered as a member of the Golden Knight family,” the Gannon University Athletics Department…”
“The school opened in 2023”
“produced more electricity than it consumed in one 15-month period”
“The school, which has 330 pupils, achieved net zero in both its building materials and energy systems”
“saved 1,160 tonnes of carbon”
“has 184 solar panels”
“As more than 1,000 schools closed in England and Wales during June's heatwave”
“The school, which has 330 pupils”
“Construction company Morgan Sindall used a laminated timber frame, which it said saved 1,160 tonnes of carbon and reduced concrete by using recycled aggregate and pipework.”
“Doing away with fossil fuels, the school has 184 solar panels and an air source heat pump, as well as a cooling system.”
“ARU said the money would be distributed over 10 years and would support two scholarships each year.”
“A university has launched scholarships for illustrators in memory of a graduate who died from cancer, following a £515,000 family donation.”
“Paula Heister graduated from Anglia Ruskin University's (ARU) Children's Book Illustration in 2023.”
“Its new home in Desborough Road in the town has seven rooms, with space for community projects, wellbeing and learning activities, meetings and a community cafe.”
“Education data about white working class pupils was also analysed as part of the year-long review”
“looking at the 1.25 million young people in England who are white British and in receipt of free school meals.”
“the charity Spear, which supports young people back into work or education and then mentors them for six months.”
“Currently, for a child from Year 3 onwards to qualify for free school meals in England, families need to be on Universal Credit or earning below £7,400 a year.”
“none of the initiatives rolled out in the past 30 years had significantly or sustainably boosted the performance of white working-class children in school.”
“left school three years ago and spent the next three years out of education.”
“started a four-week course in Preston ... and then mentors them for six months.”
“left school three years ago at the age of 13”
“earning below £7,400 a year.”
“changing this September to include all families on Universal Credit, regardless of income.”
“lifting the two-children limit”
“free public transport for under-21s”
“Extending 30 hours of free childcare”
“spent nine months at a residential coaching centre”
“He got in on his second attempt.”
“He failed the medical entrance exam on his first attempt and spent nine months at a residential coaching centre in Thrissur, where 40 boys shared cramped rooms.”
“We did a survey recently of penultimate and final year medical students, over 54% of our medical students here in Northern Ireland have told us that they are not planning to work here in Northern Ireland”
“KCC, which spends more than £300m each year on SEND provision”
“between 25,000 and 40,000 visitors were expected to attend, they said.”
“JT said the devices would be used in the charity Music in Action's musical education social access scheme which supports about 90 children in Jersey whose families receive income support.”
“supports about 90 children in Jersey whose families receive income support”
