Physical and verbal bullying constitute over 90 percent of the 115 reported bullying incidents in Aurora schools, according to data presented by Schools Division Superintendent Dr. Dante G. Parungao.

All state and private schools in Moldova will begin the new academic year on September 1st with a thematic lesson titled 'Independence that Unites Us,' dedicated to the 35th anniversary of the country's declaration of independence.

A known psychotherapist discusses the issue of parents blaming schools and vice versa, and warns against misleading 'specialists' offering quick fixes for emotional problems.

K-12 immersion schools focused on Chinese language education are expanding across the United States, promoting early-age learning of the language.

As the new school year approaches, schools in the Vidzeme region of Latvia are struggling with teacher vacancies, leading to competition and the poaching of educators from one institution to another.

Switzerland has experienced another week of extreme heat, with reports detailing the impact on people in various sectors, including construction, agriculture, offices, and schools, across the hot and dry country.

In Zaporizhzhia, construction is nearing completion on nine underground schools and three kindergartens as part of preparations for the upcoming school year, providing safe learning environments.

Public schools in Kenya are facing a significant capitation shortfall of Sh22.5 billion, leading to a massive funding crisis in the final term.

As the new academic year approaches, Zaporizhzhia is finalizing the construction of nine underground schools and three kindergartens. This initiative aims to provide safe educational facilities.

The computerization of driving exams in Tuzla Canton (TK) has caused a dispute between most driving schools and the relevant ministry, with candidates suffering the consequences. Meanwhile, a group of schools that accepted the new system claims it has finally brought order to candidate training.

Schools in Hradec Králové will participate in the Remeal program starting in September, aiming to reduce food waste by selling unsold meals for 70 CZK. This initiative also provides cheaper lunch options for residents.

Sunday newspaper headlines in Greece for August 16, 2026, cover topics including the 2030 Armed Forces plan, the implementation of 'Multiple Books' in schools, an extra salary for 40,000 public employees, Alexis Tsipras' economic program, and destructive wildfires.

While suspensions have traditionally been a common tool for European schools to address serious behavior, many countries are now experimenting with new approaches.

Moldova's Ministry of Education and Research's Ethics Council examined 52 ethical violations across 40 cases in educational institutions between 2024 and 2026, with most complaints related to violence and bullying.

A teacher has been arrested under Kentucky's recently enacted anti-grooming law, prompting an advocate to warn that schools must not overlook red flags concerning such behavior.

An authority has issued a directive to Noida schools, instructing them to limit daily screen time for students to between 30 and 60 minutes.

Schools in Thailand are stepping up security protocols, including weapon screening and strict visitor policies, following a deadly shooting incident. These measures have been well-received by parents.

South Korean education authorities are expanding pilot programs to limit smart device use in schools, even during breaks, aiming to reduce cyberbullying and other student issues related to electronic devices.

Two high schools in Zurich, Switzerland, are experiencing extreme heat, with temperatures reaching 45 degrees Celsius outside and over 30 degrees inside. A ZHAW study indicates surprisingly simple effective countermeasures.

Schools in Penang are prepared to cancel outdoor activities if the Air Pollutant Index (API) crosses 100 and will shut down if it exceeds 200, in response to haze concerns.

A comprehensive report has uncovered the extensive scope of a Chinese Communist Party (CCP)-backed exchange program operating within American schools. The findings shed light on the program's reach and influence.

Authorities are warning of an increased risk for students to be robbed of their mobile phones, laptops, and other valuables once schools resume.

SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey is advising caution to member schools regarding athlete eligibility, despite a Colorado injunction that opened the door for all class of 2022 athletes to potentially gain another season.

Education Secretary Sonny Angara is promoting the teaching of solid waste management in schools to address the country's critical garbage problem.

Education Secretary Sonny Angara has requested Malacañang to broaden emergency labor support through the Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged Workers (TUPAD) program. This initiative aims to expedite the cleanup of public schools affected by recent monsoon rains.

Charts indicate that private schools have further widened their lead over state rivals in A-level results, with a growing number of students opting for subjects like economics, politics, and further maths.

Extreme heat, reaching 43°C in some areas, has prompted concerns for students in Agusan del Sur and led to a two-day class suspension in Cagayan de Oro. The high temperatures are raising health and safety issues for students.

Two schools in County Kerry are celebrating 50-year class reunions, bringing former students together to reminisce about their past. The events mark a significant milestone for the alumni.

Slovakia's curriculum reform, set to begin in primary schools in September, has a good vision but is plagued by serious shortcomings, including an overcrowded curriculum and pressure on schools.

Schools and offices in Bengaluru remained open despite a bandh (strike) call related to the ongoing Cauvery water dispute.

As schools reopen in Sweden, approximately 2,000 children are injured in traffic accidents, leading more municipalities to implement car-free zones around schools to enhance safety.

A 'Karnataka bandh' (strike) was called over the Cauvery water dispute, receiving 'moral support' but seeing normal operations for buses and schools. The strike aimed to protest the allocation of Cauvery river water.

Schools in Karnataka are expected to remain open during the Karnataka Bandh after the Associated Management of Primary and Secondary Schools reportedly withdrew its support for the strike.

Amid global discussions on mobile phone use in schools, the Czech government is planning strict new rules, including making schools 'phone-free' and potentially implementing a social media ban for children and teenagers.

Jonathan Frisher, a UK Jewish student, is campaigning for mandatory antisemitism classes in schools, arguing that education is crucial as the generation that experienced the Holocaust passes.

On the Canary Island of La Gomera, residents use a unique whistling language called Silbo Gomero to communicate across deep ravines, a skill taught in schools.

Finnish schools are advised to boost daily physical activity and promote the joy of movement, with new obligations and potential phone restrictions aiming to address children's inactivity.

A prolonged seven-month water crisis in Dawhenya Community 25 and surrounding areas in Ghana is threatening public health and disrupting essential services like health and schools.

A Moldovan news roundup covers topics including Foreign Minister Popșoi's comments on recalling the ambassador from Moscow, the operation of schools in Transnistria, and Gagauzia's insistence on Russian language groups in Moldovan schools.

Chicagoans are growing increasingly frustrated with the city's teachers union, particularly as over 50 schools report zero percent student math proficiency.

Preschools in Singapore are monitoring air quality and making preparations, including moving activities indoors and using air purifiers, as the country faces a heightened risk of severe haze.

The Vilnius municipality has issued an important message to parents, confirming that most future first, fifth, ninth, and eleventh graders have received invitations to study in the capital's schools.

Tesonet and the INVL fund have jointly acquired the Šiaurės Licėjus network of schools and kindergartens. This acquisition expands their presence in the education sector.

Evidence presented at an Icac hearing suggests that members of a Liberal group received 'kickbacks' from a lobbying company's contract with Catholic Schools NSW.

Some schools want to further tighten the ban on mobile phones, while a government initiative means primary schools now have a legal obligation to promote a physically active lifestyle.

Public elementary and secondary schools in General Santos City are preparing to resume face-to-face classes soon, following recent earthquakes in the region.

The European Union has launched a campaign to draw attention to the challenges faced by vulnerable children within Turkmenistan's educational system.

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has called on the Nigerian federal government to account for the N144.86 billion Safe Schools Fund. Meanwhile, the government plans to strengthen security in vulnerable communities to protect schools.

Teachers and unions are accusing the Portuguese Minister of Education of attempting to shift responsibility for delays in exam grading to schools, with Fenprof considering legal action against potential sanctions.

A government-commissioned independent review in the UK has found that Jewish schools are spending more time on security measures than on education, a situation attributed to rising antisemitism. The review is led by David Bell.

The Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) has urged the government and the Ministry of Education to consider posting trained teachers to private schools as a measure to reduce unemployment.

FirstBank Ghana has reinforced its collaboration with the private education sector by engaging with the Ghana National Union of Private Schools (GNUPS) to offer tailored financial solutions.

The Ghana Education Service has launched the 17th National Festival of Arts and Culture for Basic Schools in Techiman, bringing together young talents from all 16 regions to celebrate Ghana’s cultural heritage.

Schools in Sarawak, Malaysia, have been ordered to immediately cease all outdoor activities due to unhealthy air pollutant index (API) readings.

A Norwegian committee tasked with shaping the future of public schools has prioritized sharpening reading and mathematics education, while also suggesting a new approach with less theory, more practice, and more play to address a knowledge crisis.

A House panel has expressed strong criticism and disappointment over persistent delays in the construction of Eklavya Model Residential Schools and the disbursal of scholarships. The panel has urged the Centre to find immediate solutions to expedite these crucial initiatives.

A report highlights the importance of swimming lessons for pupils in English schools, revealing gaps in the curriculum for teaching life-saving swimming skills.

A school principal's concern about cheating has highlighted a potential problem for schools with smart glasses, as a professor of user interfaces and usability confirms that display-equipped smart glasses enable academic dishonesty.

An independent review into antisemitism in schools and colleges has found "shocking" levels of antisemitism directed at Jewish children, according to a government expert.

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An inquiry has been initiated into schools regarding delays in national exams, with school directors expressing significant concern over the hold-ups in the re-evaluation process. The investigation aims to address the issues causing these delays and their impact on students.

The National Exam Jury in Portugal acknowledged an 'exceptionally high' number of over 200 re-evaluation requests for exams, which placed significant pressure on the grading process.

A school vice-principal expresses a desire to ban cars in front of schools and encourage children to travel to school independently, despite many parents driving their children.

The Serbia Centre (SRCE) party has criticized the Ministry of Education, led by Minister Dejan Vuk Stanković, for allegedly attempting to 'tighten' the education system by restricting the already narrow scope of action for parent councils in schools.

A commentary criticizes Swiss education policy's 'disadvantage compensation' measures, arguing that they primarily benefit those who don't need help and undermine true inclusivity for the weakest students.

The Trump administration's 'Make America Healthy Again' initiative is reintroducing whole milk to school lunch trays and has awarded $20 million in farm-to-school grants.

The Ghana National Council of Private Schools (GNACOPS) has stated that private schools will not directly submit evidence of alleged discrepancies in the 2026 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) results to WAEC, demanding an independent investigation instead.

The article argues for the necessity of shielding schools from cultural wars, advocating for an environment focused purely on education.

Senator Ted Cruz and other conservatives have responded after a resurfaced video showed Democratic U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico criticizing Texas' Bluebonnet curriculum, which includes Bible-related education, as 'propaganda'.

District education officials in Lower Dir, Pakistan, have recommended the temporary closure of 18 girls’ schools in Upper Dir's border areas for one week, citing security concerns along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.

More than 20,000 teachers have been placed in schools across Portugal, with a deadline of August 18 to accept their positions and September 1 to report to their new schools.

Twenty-three American Peace Corps volunteers have taken an oath in Chisinau, Moldova, committing to two years of service in rural schools, youth centers, or local development projects, leaving behind their lives in the US.

An individual shares a heartbreaking personal account of living through the first Taliban ban on girls' schools and the emotional impact of witnessing the same situation unfold again.

The Portuguese Ministry of Education announced the placement of more than 20,000 teachers in schools, an increase compared to previous years, one month before the start of the academic year.

Decisions by the Council of State highlight the need for transparency and impartiality in the operation of non-state law schools, indicating that the state has handled this major issue with insufficient preparation.

Universities are introducing new 'influencer' degrees, often through journalism schools, to attract students and adapt to modern careers, leading to mixed reactions.

Schools have been given a 'to-do' list, including a junk food ban and mandatory FSSAI licenses, as part of a food safety crackdown.

The Plenary of Bar Association Presidents in Greece stated that the establishment and operation of non-state Law Schools require comprehensive planning and consultation with the academic and legal communities.

New construction projects in Frankfurt are reportedly suffering from systemic planning errors, including the omission of essential infrastructure like schools or connections to train stations.

Moshe Leitner, head of the new Haredi Public Party, is advocating for mandatory service and the introduction of core curriculum studies in ultra-Orthodox schools, aiming to put the Haredi public on a new path.

Experts in the Czech Republic warn that scrapping the ninth grade of primary school would worsen students' educational outcomes.

A court has issued an order to halt construction activities at Baitul Hikma International Group of Schools Limited in Parklands, following claims by residents and the school's connection to a nominated Member of Parliament.

The Association of Friends of Children of Serbia has called on teachers, parents, students, and citizens to demand the complete withdrawal of amendments to the education law by the Ministry of Education. The action aims to address concerns about the state of schools in Serbia.

Authorities in Talakag, Bukidnon, Philippines, suspended classes across all levels in public and private schools due to dangerous heat index levels threatening the region.

The Campaign Against Privatisation and Commercialisation of Education (CAPCOE) has rejected allegations that candidates from private schools were deliberately marked down in the 2026 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).

Principals in Kenya are warning that delays in capitation funding are causing a severe cash crisis for schools, threatening preparations for national examinations.

Public outrage has erupted in Texas after public school students were reportedly bused to a mosque to 'experience Islam', sparking controversy among parents and community members.

Former President John Dramani Mahama stated that the government's plan to phase out the double-track system in Senior High Schools would improve students' academic performance by restoring adequate contact time with teachers.

A regional training session on drug prevention in high schools is being held in Veles, North Macedonia, from August 11-13. Approximately 20 representatives, including teachers, psychologists, and social workers from regional high schools, are participating in the sixth of nine planned training sessions.

Poland will allocate 2 billion PLN from the Modernization Fund to renovate another 500 schools across the country, with the second phase of the program set to launch between the third and fourth quarters of 2026.

Several schools are recommending against the popular MacBook Neo laptop for students, citing concerns that the device is considered too weak for educational purposes.

Despite many negative trends in schools, a new survey reveals positive news: nine out of ten parents in Norway report that their child feels safe, is treated with respect by staff, and has a good relationship with their teacher.

A report questions the trustworthiness of Syria's leadership, citing concerns over the teaching of radicalism in schools and the open presence of Islamists within its military forces.

Eighth-grade students in Serbia who missed the June final exams for justified reasons will have the opportunity to take tests and enroll in high schools during the August term, with specific dates now confirmed.

Zurich and Winterthur are reacting to a mysterious drop in birth rates, which has led to a decline in student numbers in public schools for the first time in years, prompting the cancellation of school building projects.

The education ministry in Cyprus has initiated a project to gradually install cold water dispensers in public schools across the island, with installations beginning last year and continuing this year.

About 70% of public elementary and secondary schools in General Santos City will resume full face-to-face classes, while the remaining schools will continue modular or online learning due to unsafe classrooms.

A new legislative proposal aims to grant the Education Cabinet Secretary greater authority to approve, license, and accredit foreign education systems operating within Kenya.

Seemab Gul’s award-winning film 'Ghost School,' which explores girls’ education and 'ghost schools,' has been barred from cinemas in Sindh province. The film cannot be screened after certification was refused.

Small municipalities and larger cities in the Czech Republic are saving hundreds of thousands to millions of crowns annually by jointly purchasing energy on the stock exchange. This collective buying extends to institutions like schools and sports facilities.

Most children in Vilnius have received invitations to study in schools, though the admissions process for the academic year is still underway.

Poland is implementing a new education model featuring 124 centers across 78 fields, designed to connect schools with the job market. A key component of this initiative is vocational training focused on specific fields and practical skills required for various professions.

Moldova's Ministry of Education and Research (MEC) has launched public consultations for a new general education curriculum, set to be implemented in schools starting September 1, 2027.

The Conference of Heads of Special Schools (COHESS) in Ghana is urging the government to introduce stronger incentives and support systems to attract, train, and retain specialized teachers, noting a significant shortage.

Chisinau commented on August 12 regarding the introduction of new mandatory ceremonies in Transnistrian schools, involving the raising of the region's 'state flag' and performance of its 'state anthem.' Moldovan authorities deem these decisions absurd and illegal.

A bandh (shutdown) has been called in Karnataka over the ongoing Cauvery water-sharing dispute, impacting daily life and services. Authorities are assessing the situation amidst water stress and the Supreme Court's orders.

Edinburgh schools have banned phones, but the council states that the necessary storage pouches for the new system will not be ready until next month.

Starting September 1, schools in Transnistria will begin each academic week with the raising of the unrecognized 'state flag' and the performance of the 'state anthem,' symbols not recognized by constitutional authorities.

Starting September 1, schools in the Transnistrian region will begin each study week by raising the unrecognized 'state flag' and intoning the 'state anthem' of the region.

Schools in a large part of Finland are commencing the new academic year, marking a significant change in daily routines for many. Seven-year-old Alvar Rauhala, among others, is looking forward to reading and exploring the world on his first day of school.

Six schools in the Tebedu district of Sarawak have been ordered to temporarily close and shift to online learning after air pollutant levels reached 'very unhealthy' levels due to haze.

The National Vice President of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), Nanchang Peter Timloh, has presented his vision for Nigerian students, prioritizing student welfare and campus security through initiatives like the Safe Schools Initiative.

Delhi government schools will soon add Idli-sambar to their PM-POSHAN menu, alongside other changes like replacing ragi halwa with wheat flour and chana masala.

Two new high schools in Hessen, Germany, including the Margot-Friedländer-Gymnasium in Frankfurt, have quickly become established and popular since their founding.

The mayor of Trakai district in Lithuania has proposed that Polish-language schools be taken over by the state, a move criticized by the Seimas speaker.

Fei-Fei Li, founder of World Labs and known as the 'Godmother of AI', expressed concerns that artificial intelligence in educational settings could diminish students' motivation and agency to learn.

Driving schools and instructors in Tuzla Canton are planning new protests against the new driver's license examination system, which has caused problems for months, while the minister insists there will be no return to the old system.

The municipality of Kisela Voda will provide free backpacks and essential school supplies to approximately 530 first-graders across its eight primary schools starting in September.

Indonesian officials are deploying cloud-seeding aircraft and other measures to contain widespread wildfires, which have led to dozens of schools being shut due to poor air quality.

Quezon City is considering expanding its solar power program to more public buildings, following a successful initiative that saw 25 schools equipped with solar panels. City Engineer Dale Perral highlighted the program as a key driver for local climate action.

Cyprus is launching two pilot programs in its schools: one introducing job-focused streams in six lyceums and another placing social workers in schools starting in September. These initiatives aim to enhance educational relevance and student well-being.

A new report has highlighted significant disparities in children's swimming skills across different schools. The findings allow for a detailed examination of the gap in aquatic proficiency among young students.

Sweden's Christian Democrats (KD) party is advocating for the reintroduction of order grades and detention as disciplinary measures in schools. This proposal aims to address issues of student behavior and classroom management.

The Bolgatanga Municipal Assembly has allocated portions of its District Assemblies Common Fund (DACF) to construct and upgrade basic education and healthcare infrastructure, aiming to improve access to quality social services in deprived communities.

The European Union has condemned the surging violence affecting schools in Sudan and demanded an end to their misuse by military forces, highlighting concerns for civilian safety and education.

The 'Fruit Heroes' program is actively promoting healthy eating habits among children in schools across the Algarve region of Portugal.

The Punjab Vidhan Sabha has cleared a Bill to cap the annual fee hike by private schools at 5%, aiming to regulate educational costs for students.

The Department of Education (DepEd) in the Philippines has activated emergency measures and reminded schools to adjust learning activities based on actual risks due to ongoing rains. The inclement weather has also disrupted sessions in the Senate and House, as well as an impeachment trial.

Montenegro's Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation has announced a supplementary competition for enrollment in the first grade of high schools for the 2026/2027 academic year, offering 559 spots in gymnasiums and 1,526 in vocational education.

A new analysis by the think tank CEPOS reveals significant differences in how well Danish schools succeed in improving the grades of their most talented students. A list of schools is provided.

An incredible situation has emerged in Kaunas where a woman, who enrolled in two vocational schools twelve years ago but only attended one, recently discovered she had also received a seamstress diploma from the other without attending or taking exams.

The preliminary stage of the 2026 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) is set to commence, with 147 schools vying for qualification to the next round of the academic competition.

Ted Cruz and other conservatives have responded after Talarico criticized Bible-related education in schools, labeling it as 'propaganda'.

The Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) has initiated a statewide campaign in India to evaluate the conditions and facilities of public hospitals, following a similar audit of government schools.

Following outbreaks of child violence in Marijampolė, Lithuania, allegedly linked to social media comments, a discussion has emerged regarding the potential ban of phones in schools and restrictions on social media access.

A mass wedding in Kano, Nigeria, draws criticism, with commentators suggesting that the compassion shown to newlyweds should also be extended to improving schools and hospitals.

The article explores the hidden struggles and the price that comes with managing Cluster 1 schools, which are considered Kenya's top educational institutions.

Singapore is projected to see 70 pre-schools close each year between 2023 and 2025, prompting an investigation into the underlying causes of these closures.

Israel's Attorney-General has warned that haredi schools could face funding cuts due to gaps in their core curriculum, with justices sharply criticizing the state during a hearing on the matter.

Moldova's Reintegration Bureau stated that Tiraspol is intensifying propaganda in Transnistrian schools and vowed to ensure a normal educational process in Romanian-language lyceums.

Education Minister Janevska announced that university enrollment quotas have been reduced across all universities, particularly in fields with high unemployment rates like business administration and public administration. The distribution of textbooks in schools is also nearing completion.

The Manila Water Foundation's Lingap program has improved access to safe drinking water and hygiene facilities for over 160,000 learners in the Philippines.

Four communities in Moldova and Romania, including Floreni, Negrești, Drăgănești, and Pădureni, have received 1.4 million euros in European funds for projects such as renovating cultural centers, saving a historic mansion, and organizing summer schools for children.

The Portuguese government will allocate 2.7 million euros to compensate teachers for grading exams, with schools now able to request the funds. This payment acknowledges the work of classifying teachers.

A teacher in Graves County, Kentucky, has been arrested under the state's new anti-grooming law, marking the first arrest since its implementation, following allegations of an improper relationship with a minor student.

Gulan Avci of Sweden's Liberal Party (L) advocates for implementing one hour of daily reading from physical books for all elementary school students, expressing frustration with crumpled worksheets.

Romania's Ministry of Education is proposing new rules for high school admission starting from the 2027-2028 school year. Under the new system, high schools could organize their own entrance exams for up to 50% of available places after the National Evaluation.

The National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) and the Ghana Health Service (GHS) in Ghana's Sissala West District have initiated a campaign to educate pupils in selected basic schools about drug and substance abuse. The program aims to raise awareness and prevent addiction among young students.

The Czech government is considering a legal ban on mobile phones in schools, citing recommendations from the National Institute of Mental Health (NUDZ). The NUDZ director stated that the government was given two options: a blanket ban or a ban only during lessons.

Lithuanian families are increasingly choosing private schools despite annual tuition fees reaching up to 10,000 euros, with additional costs for meals, extracurriculars, and supplies. The article explores what these high fees cover and the value of private education.

The Department of Education announced it requires P235.586 million for response and recovery efforts to repair schools damaged by the combined effects of the enhanced southwest monsoon and two tropical depressions.

Following a structural and infrastructure audit, 34 government schools in Delhi are scheduled for demolition.

Former residents of industrial schools in Ireland, currently on hunger strike, express feeling 'trodden on' as promised financial, housing, and healthcare assistance has not been delivered since the Taoiseach's State apology in February.

The Chief Minister has announced that the contributions of S.P. Mookerjee will be incorporated into the curriculum of Bengal schools. Additionally, the state government plans to publish a book on Mookerjee as part of programs marking his 125th birth anniversary.

Six primary schools in Cork have been designated as 'custodians' of the County Art Collection under a special program.

The Young Liberals of Baselland are advocating for all public schools to be equipped with air conditioning. However, the canton intends to continue relying on sun protection and ventilation measures instead.

Over 300 driving candidates in Tuzla face delays due to a dispute, prompting auto schools to threaten street blockades if the issue with driving exams is not resolved. Minister Forto has reacted to the chaos, urging a swift resolution for the affected candidates.

Sligo teacher Jane Harding is embarking on a 10,000km journey to join See Beyond Borders, an initiative supporting schools in Cambodia.

As US schools implement phone bans, students are increasingly advocating for their digital wellbeing and developing programs to thrive in tech-free learning environments.

As air quality in Minden, Penang, turns unhealthy, authorities are urging the public to limit outdoor activities and are considering advising schools to suspend outdoor activities if conditions deteriorate further. The Chief Minister stated that such measures would be implemented to protect public health.

Parents in Laois, Ireland, describe the emotional toll of their son Oisín, who has cerebral palsy, being repeatedly rejected from schools after his expulsion from an ASD unit.

Ukraine intends to install approximately 800 mobile shelters along routes used to transport children to schools in six border and frontline regions.

The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) is engaged in a legal dispute with the Mburu family, seeking to recover Sh2.5 billion paid to private firms for 13.77 acres of land intended for Ruaraka schools.

The chief executive of Catholic Schools NSW, Dallas McInerney, testified at an Icac corruption inquiry that Christian factional groups were 'spectacularly unsuccessful' in their attempt to take over the NSW Liberals, driven by a sense of 'calling' and 'duty'.

A Dutch article encourages readers to consider the perspective of reformational schools, suggesting a deeper understanding of their position.

The Fenprof federation has accused the Portuguese Minister of Education of evading responsibility after an inquiry into schools was announced, deeming the transfer of blame to teachers and schools as "unjust."

A new lecturer at the University of Cambridge is facing a scandal after past writings surfaced where she criticized Western school systems as 'infidel' and promoting polygamy and child marriage.

558 schools in Bulgaria have received the status of innovative schools.

Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, MP for North Tongu and Minister for Foreign Affairs, has donated 3,000 pieces of modern furniture to basic schools in his constituency to address a persistent furniture deficit.

Schools across Finland have commenced the 2026-27 academic year, implementing new rules concerning physical activity, learning support, and language teaching.

A total of 108 schools in Sarawak's Serian Division have been temporarily closed after Air Pollutant Index (API) readings exceeded 200, indicating unhealthy air quality.

Representatives of driving schools and instructors in Tuzla protested a new system for training and taking driving tests, a conflict with the ministry that has been ongoing for months and is negatively impacting 300 candidates.

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) in Kenya faces a Sh2.2 billion debt in unpaid allowances to acting school heads, exacerbating a leadership succession crisis affecting 11,200 schools.

The Department of Education (DepEd) in the MIMAROPA region has enhanced security protocols and child protection measures across all schools, in response to recent violent incidents involving students elsewhere.

Hindu students push US schools to distinguish sacred swastika from Nazi Hakenkreuz

A government-backed report concludes that one-to-one counselling sessions in primary schools can improve young children's mental health and resilience.

A report examines the practice of schools posting photos of pupils online and raises concerns about the potential misuse of these images, prompting a discussion on privacy and digital safety for children.

As September 1st approaches, Latvian schools are creatively encouraging students to read during the summer without a mandatory reading list, a practice that has been in place for 10 years.

Ghana's Ministry of Education has dismissed claims that it is seeking to make Arabic a compulsory subject in Ghanaian schools, describing the reports as unfounded and stating no such policy exists.

The Department of Education (DepEd) in the Philippines has launched the 2026 Adopt-A-School Program (ASP) Caravan in Mindanao to garner private sector support for school safety and security initiatives. This expansion aims to address the safety needs of schools in the region.

Two dozen schools in Rajouri, Jammu, have been closed and CRPF deployed after a spree of stray dog attacks in the area.

Alexandre Silva's Loco restaurant has launched an initiative offering half-price dinners daily to students from public and private schools, encompassing not only culinary arts but also pastry, restaurant/room service, and hospitality.

Classrooms in Germany frequently reach 30 degrees Celsius, making it difficult for students to concentrate and posing health risks. Many schools are inadequately prepared for high temperatures.

Liikenneturva, a Finnish road safety organization, measured vehicle speeds near school crossings in six cities during spring, finding that over a fifth of drivers exceeded the speed limit by more than ten kilometers per hour.

Students across Pakistan have begun receiving their Cambridge International Education (CIE) results for the June 2026 exam series, with over 100,000 students participating from more than 850 schools.

Samsung Electronics is intensifying its recruitment efforts at US engineering schools to build a talent pipeline for its semiconductor business, as it expands advanced-chip capacity amid fierce industry competition.

An independent review into antisemitism in schools and colleges has found that heads of Jewish schools are spending more time on security measures than on educational matters.

Technical teachers' union Oltek has stated that schools should focus on training individuals for 'tomorrow's jobs,' anticipating a growing demand for specialists in digital and information technologies and computer engineering. The union particularly emphasizes the need for skills combining technical expertise with artificial intelligence.

Austrian schools are successfully filling all teaching positions, similar to the previous year, largely due to an increasing number of students and career changers teaching while still pursuing their studies.

Some schools in Portugal have yet to receive revised grades for exams where reappraisals were requested due to errors in score summation. The National Jury of Exams stated that 212 requests were only submitted by schools on Friday.

Drago Milović Elementary School in Tivat received new computers, printers, and televisions, while Mladost Secondary School was equipped with 28 new computers and 12 smart screens.

Cork's Kabin Crew has teamed up with Lidl to launch a new initiative aimed at encouraging primary school pupils to pack healthy lunchboxes. The campaign focuses on making fruit and vegetables exciting for children.

Lithuanian Parliament Speaker Juozas Olekas has called on the Trakai district municipality to reconsider its restructuring plans for two Polish-language schools, noting a lack of agreement.

The 11th annual St. James Way Young Ambassadors relay, which ran from April 1 to July 31, successfully connected various regions, schools, parishes, and communities across Lithuania.

A mother, Michaela Wilson, argues that new school uniform rules will not reduce costs for families, suggesting schools should instead sell iron-on branded badges.