Teaching staff from a primary school in Tivat, Montenegro, received international recognition, with Veronika Vraneš awarded "Best Teacher of the Region" this year and Ana Braunović receiving the same honor previously.

The Zamfara State government has launched an online application portal to recruit 3,050 new basic school teachers, as announced by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology.

Over 100 primary school teachers in Portugal protested in front of the Ministry, demanding equal work and rights for all, and a unified school calendar across all education levels.

Two primary school teachers and one educator are pushing boundaries in their work, making the classroom a more interesting place, with half of the candidates for the "Prosvjetitelj" teacher award coming from a specific region.

Kindergarten educators and primary school teachers in Portugal are planning a strike on June 15 to protest overload, exhaustion, and the government's lack of response, demanding a special retirement regime.

A recent survey conducted by the primary school teachers’ union Poed in Cyprus found that 95% of participating teachers reported an increase in incidents of school violence and delinquency, leading to feelings of unsafety.

An opinion piece discusses the challenges of teacher shortages and the integration of primary and secondary education cycles in Portugal, questioning the professional responsibility of primary school teachers.

A survey of 10,000 teachers in England reveals that almost half of primary school teachers are observing pupils with eating disorders, alongside rising exam anxiety and absenteeism linked to poor mental health.

Twelve SYRIZA-PS MPs, led by Theofilos Xanthopoulos, have submitted a question regarding institutional distortions in the evaluation of primary school teachers in the Minority Schools of Thrace.

Data from the Department of Education reveals that Irish teachers took over 3,400 days of leave in two years following assaults at work, with primary school teachers being disproportionately affected.

A new survey reveals that only about a quarter of Icelandic primary school teachers specializing in mathematics and science are qualified in those fields, with even lower percentages for Icelandic language instruction.

School administrators are being advised on strategies to prevent unrest in primary schools, emphasizing the importance of establishing early warning systems to identify emerging issues.

The chairman of the Student Council laments a decision, calling it a worrying development towards further service cuts for students, while an author questions if the next step is replacing primary school teachers with police officers.

Primary school teachers and daycare workers in Switzerland discuss why children today often have difficulty with boundaries, waiting, and facing challenges.

The Catalan government has approved a salary increase for teachers, to be paid in May, amounting to 839 euros for primary school teachers and 858 euros for secondary school teachers, along with a supplement for outings.

Primary school teachers in Ireland are preparing to ballot on industrial action if no progress is made in resolving issues related to money owed under a pay agreement.

Primary school teachers in the Yala local government area of Cross River, Nigeria, protested against three months of unpaid salaries, carrying placards to express their grievances.

Pay negotiations for primary school teachers in New Zealand have resumed after NZEI members rejected the government's previous offer of a 2.5 percent pay rise.

Ekiti State Governor, Biodun Oyebanji, has approved the recruitment of primary school teachers to enhance basic education and fill existing vacancies in the state.

The head of the Icelandic Association of Primary School Teachers is unsure if universal rules for phone bans in primary schools will achieve the desired results, suggesting other tasks are more pressing. This comes as Reykjavík City has announced a phone ban for all primary schools.

Kebbi State Governor Nasir Idris has announced plans to review primary school teachers' salaries, promising improved welfare and full minimum wage implementation.

A dispute continues between the Greek Ministry of Education and primary school teachers over national diagnostic exams, known as 'Greek PISA.' The Ministry has reminded teachers that their four-hour work stoppage on May 20th, intended to block the exams, has been ruled illegal by a court.

A survey by the Elementary School Teachers’ Union in Cyprus reveals an alarming increase in violence in primary schools, with 95% of teachers reporting more incidents and over a quarter considering leaving the profession.

Education Minister Valérie Glatigny is considering generalizing the pool of substitute primary school teachers across the entire Wallonia-Brussels Federation.

The Vodafone Foundation, in collaboration with the Municipality of Piraeus, has implemented STEM workshops for primary school teachers as part of the 'Generation Next' Digital Skills Development Program.

2 Japan primary school teachers convicted for sharing voyeuristic student images on social media  The Straits Times