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The article discusses how the Robotics Academy in Lithuania engages children in problem-solving through modern educational techniques, likening the process to a form of magic.

The Dogok Information Culture Library is offering a parenting class aimed at parents of elementary school children, focusing on child development and parenting skills.

Van-Houston McMillion, a 13-year-old boy, has become the youngest student in history to enroll at Calhoun Community College in Alabama, demonstrating remarkable intellectual capabilities from a very early age.

Parents express concerns about the increasing number of school holidays, feeling that their children have too much free time, which complicates their work schedules.

New research reveals that children in England are facing significant delays in hospital discharges, resulting in missed education and family time.

The role of school leaders is crucial for enhancing educational outcomes and the overall atmosphere in schools, as highlighted by educational expert Laura Masiliauskaitė.

The article discusses the concerning rise of gambling among school-aged children in Sweden and the challenges faced in addressing gambling addiction in schools and healthcare systems.

A series of books designed for elementary and junior high school students to learn about sex and their bodies through manga has been published in Japan.

The daily horoscope for Leo indicates good news coming from afar, advises caution in educational decisions, urges attention to health, expresses concerns over children, recommends careful actions, and suggests avoiding heavy investments in business.

The city of Tartu is reducing its kindergarten capacity and teachers due to a decline in the number of children, leading to potential school closures and the need for new educational strategies.

The first 'Kids Future Award' ceremony, recognizing products and initiatives contributing to children's learning and growth, was held in Tokyo, where notable figures like 9-year-old Yuno Nagao served as a judge.

Parents can save money on the Ms Rachel Tonie, an educational character for children, through a promotional cashback deal.

Czech municipalities are tasked with finding kindergarten placements for three-year-old children, or face financial penalties.

More parents in Australia’s outer suburbs are choosing private schools over public ones for their children's education, driven by personal values and community growth.

The event will be streamed live from 12:00 to 15:00, showcasing the conclusion of the 'Children, Youth, and Parents Jury 2025' program in Latvia.

The event for the 'Children, Youth, and Parents Jury 2025' will be livestreamed, showcasing the involvement of thousands of readers and the impact of diaspora support on Latvian literature.

A project in Latvia invites families and educators to explore the art of the museum through daily creative ideas and activities, culminating in a contest for photo submissions.

Parents share their regrets about choosing alternative educational methods for their children, highlighting unforeseen limitations.

The Central Board of Direct Taxes in India has announced significant revisions to income tax rules effective April 1, 2026, including modifications to HRA and allowances for children's education.

A newly opened school in a shelter in Beirut provides displaced children with an opportunity to continue their education amidst challenging circumstances.

An early childhood educator was assaulted in Järvenpää during an outdoor activity, with children present witnessing the incident.

A school inspector in João Pessoa, Brazil, has been arrested on suspicion of sexually harassing three female students aged between 12 and 16.

The Emaús Daycare in Óbidos, Brazil, has been inaugurated to serve over 60 children from different neighborhoods.

According to a report by Save the Children, 520 million children in war-affected areas of the Middle East are deprived of education.

The effectiveness of school leadership is critical in determining student outcomes and creating a collaborative school environment, as emphasized by education experts in a recent report.

This article invites children and parents to participate in a creative project focusing on nature and art throughout March, featuring activities and an opportunity to submit their artworks.

This article discusses a range of new tech products including a universal wrench, a charging device, a mini battery, a children's experiment kit, and an affordable cargo bike.

A 7-year-old girl named Eira reflects on happiness, coinciding with Finland being named the world's happiest country for the ninth time.

A primary school teacher in the UK has been banned from the profession for sending sexually explicit texts and images from school toilets while children were present.

A kindergarten in Abbiategrasso, Italy, faces backlash for including Arabic lessons in a bilingual program aimed at children who are just beginning to learn Italian.

The Guritiba program at the Festival de Curitiba offers engaging theatrical and playful experiences for children and families, starting on March 30 and running through April 12.

Parents in Campinas, Brazil, express serious concerns over the lack of caregivers for children with disabilities in public schools, which has led to many children not attending classes.

The Brazilian government is delivering daycare kits to aid early childhood education in Piauí, aiming to support 10,000 children.

The article explains the significance of March 24, a national holiday in Argentina, which commemorates the victims of the military dictatorship from 1976 to 1983, in a way that's accessible for children.

Around 1,400 children in Santo Amaro das Brotas, Brazil, are still out of school in 2026, leading mothers to call for the resumption of classes due to pedagogical losses.

The former mayor's management has led to a situation where only 16 students and 11 staff are in a newly renovated school building that cost 14 million euros.

EasyJet has donated £150,000 worth of iPads to help disadvantaged children who lack access to technology for their education.

The SPD and Greens in Bavaria have sharply criticized the state government's hiring freeze in schools, viewing it as detrimental to students' futures.

Yemen's education system is collapsing, with nearly 4 million children out of school due to the prolonged conflict and associated hardships.

A recent law change in Finland allows for the shortening of school days for children, particularly impacting those with special educational needs.

An early years teacher reassured a UK mother concerned about her son starting school at a young age with a simple three-word response.

Children at Vanalinna primary school in Pärnu expressed excitement upon discovering a green and pink tractor parked outside their school, exploring the fun side of farm machinery.

Sleep counselor Kene Vernik discusses the negative health implications of early school start times for teenagers.

In Ostrava, PE lessons will be enhanced with activities led by trainers, including yoga and dance.

The article discusses the debate over whether classes should be free from mobile phones, highlighting parental concerns and children's increasing reliance on technology.

One in four students in São Paulo's municipal early childhood education system travels over 1.5 kilometers to school, highlighting educational accessibility issues.

The Kidopia Festival is set to take place from April 17 to 19, 2026, in Athens, offering an educational and entertaining experience for children and families.

A local reading contest in Grafing highlights the importance of fostering a love for reading among children, despite a noted decline in reading proficiency among students.

Well-known children's author Tsune Yamanaka, noted for his series 'BOKURA Shokokumin,' has passed away at the age of 94.

A recent report from Save the Children highlights that ongoing conflicts across various regions are significantly disrupting the education of children, particularly in the Middle East.