QUIZ: How well do you know the key dates of world and Czech history? Test yourself
A quiz is offered to test knowledge of important historical dates, including the fall of Austria-Hungary and the invention of the printing press.
Schools received instructions about mobile phones. "Do not create group chats for children," it says
Czech schools have been advised not to set up group chats for students on mobile phones due to potential social and safety issues.
To be governed, but not controlled. A pair of former officials describe how they help Plaga outline a major reform of higher education
Former Czech officials Tomáš Fliegl and Šimon Stiburek have established a non-profit organization aimed at reforming higher education in collaboration with the Ministry of Education.
Ukrainian children can excel in Czech. Schools are succeeding in their education.
Ukrainian children in Czech schools are reportedly thriving in their education.
The Court Dealt with School Enrollment Fraud. It Left a Loophole
A Czech court has addressed issues surrounding fraudulent school enrollments but left legal ambiguities unchanged.
School bans on mobile phones reportedly do not work, claims new analysis
A recent analysis claims that bans on mobile phone use in schools are ineffective.
"She arrived a broken wreck." Women describe the bullying and humiliation by a professor
Women recount experiences of bullying and humiliation by a professor at a Czech institution.
Instead of football, the joy of flying. Czech schoolchildren learn to pilot large transport aircraft
Czech schoolchildren are participating in a unique flight training course where they learn to pilot large aircraft using simulators, enhancing their understanding of aviation.
QUIZ: Would you get into high school? Test your skills against ninth graders!
A quiz that allows users to test their knowledge based on real entrance exam questions for Czech high schools.
Financial literacy as a gaming mission. The bank targets gaming
The Czech bank is attempting to engage young audiences by integrating financial literacy into video games.
A Quarter of Children Do Not Want to Attend a School with Maturity Exams, Often Due to Fear of Failure
A survey indicates that one in four Czech children is reluctant to attend secondary schools that require maturity exams, primarily due to a fear of not succeeding in them.
A major reform of university management is being prepared. It should clarify 'what belongs to Krakonoš and what belongs to the rector'
Czech universities are facing a significant overhaul in management structures to address ongoing leadership crises and miscommunications.
"You're asking for rape." A school where students cry and teachers run away
The article reports on a distressing situation at a Czech school characterized by allegations of severe emotional distress among female students and a concerning response from faculty.
We will not abolish inclusion, we may postpone the reform of education, Plaga admits
Czech Minister of Education, Plaga, indicates that while the inclusion policy will remain, upcoming educational reforms may be delayed.
QUIZ: Most people make mistakes with these words. Can you handle the biggest traps of Czech?
An article from Aktuálně.cz introduces a quiz that challenges readers on common Czech language traps that many people struggle with.
Prague gives Člověk v tísni 3.3 million crowns to support schools in Ukraine
Prague has allocated 3.3 million Czech crowns to the NGO Člověk v tísni to assist schools in Ukraine.
Students' Reaction to Babiš's Ban on Social Media: Most Wouldn't Please Him with Their Opinions
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš's proposal to ban social media access for young people under 15 has elicited mixed reactions from students and experts, with many against the idea.
Police have detained a high-ranking official from the Ministry of Education for drugs
A high-ranking official from the Czech Ministry of Education has been detained by the police in connection with drug-related issues.
Rape, drugs, and blackmail. The police charged a high-ranking official of the Ministry of Education
A senior official at the Czech Ministry of Education has been charged with multiple criminal offenses, including rape and drug-related crimes.
Ban on networks for children? Czechia alone cannot do anything; the EU should address it, says Plaga
Czech Education Minister Plaga argues that the proposed ban on certain online networks for children can only be effectively addressed at the EU level, as local measures would be insufficient.
Kellners have supported Czech education for over twenty years; Russian terror through frost forced them to make an exception
The Kellner family, known for their long-standing support of Czech education, has made an unprecedented decision in response to the recent Russian aggression affecting the education sector.
Plaga Wants to Postpone the Reform of Education in Elementary Schools
Czech Minister Plaga is seeking to delay the planned reforms in elementary school education due to unspecified obstacles.
"Sion is apolitical." ANO MP invited Babiš to his school, inspection found political advertising
Denis Doksanský, an MP from the ANO party in the Czech Republic, is under scrutiny for using his school to promote his political activities and inviting the former Prime Minister Babiš to school events.
How many points do you need to get into your dream school? We bring detailed maps for entrance exams
The article presents interactive maps showing the number of points required for admission to various high schools in the Czech Republic based on previous years' data, as students prepare to submit applications and take entrance exams.
"Turn Stress from Mistakes into Something Positive. Make a Mistake Notebook." A Czech Teacher Advises on Preparation for Entrance Exams
A Czech teacher offers advice on how to transform stress from errors into positive outcomes while preparing for entrance exams, including tips on time management and using AI for analysis.
The medical organization is evasive about how Arenberger and others were selected for the ministerial committee. His wife is to investigate it.
The Ministry of Health has several accreditation committees, whose members assess which healthcare facilities meet accreditation standards, decide where doctors can receive specialized training, and oversee postgraduate education quality, but there are concerns about the lack of transparency regarding the nominations of certain committee members.
Interactive Maps: How Difficult Is It to Get into the Eight-Year Gymnasium Your Child Wants
The article discusses the application process and statistics for eight-year gymnasiums in the Czech Republic, highlighting that less than half of applicants were accepted last year despite a competitive testing environment.
"He spoke positively about some ecocenters." Macinka's meeting with ecologists seems to have brought a turnaround
The Minister of the Environment, Petr Macinka, reversed his stance on funding environmental education after a meeting with ecological organizations, discussing them positively and indirectly confirming the reopening of a key funding program.
Interactive Maps: How Many Points Were Needed for 'Your' Four-Year High School in Past Years and How Many Children Will Be Accepted This Year
The article discusses the number of applicants to four-year high schools in the Czech Republic, noting an increase in the number of applicants this year compared to the previous years, amid a total of about 100,650 children in the ninth grade.
Cuts that will be felt by hundreds of thousands of children. Environmental workers describe what Macinka's plans will cause
Environmental workers express concerns about the potential impacts of budget cuts proposed by the head of the Motorists organization on educational programs for children.
In the Czech Republic, enrollments for first graders started earlier. 'Organizationally more complicated,' evaluates school in Olomouc
The Czech Republic has initiated early enrollments for first graders, leading to complex organizational challenges as noted by a school in Olomouc.
Honored Doctor Payer: I Know Several Colleagues with Opinions Similar to Kotlár's
In an interview, Dr. Juraj Payer discusses his state honor, the admission of medical students without entrance exams, and the contributions of Czech medical faculties.
5 thousand fewer children than last year. 140 thousand future first graders heading for enrollments
Enrollments for first-grade classes have started, with about 140 thousand children expected this year, which is 5 thousand fewer than last year.
It was a mistake by the secretary and the parents, explains the enforcement of thousands before graduation by ANO deputy
The article discusses an interview with ANO deputy Denis Doksanský regarding the school's delay in enforcing alleged unpaid tuition fees just before students' graduation and various related questions.
‘80 children will not come when there are legumes.’ Canteens should cook according to new regulations from the new school year
The article discusses the implications of a new regulation for school canteens regarding the preparation of legumes, highlighting potential issues with student attendance.
V forced children to learn, now she cares for her disabled nephew. "I am not behaving like a true Romani woman," she says
The article tells the story of Věra Balážová, a Romani woman who reflects on her upbringing and current responsibility of caring for her disabled nephew, while challenging stereotypes about her culture.
The case of ANO MP was also investigated by the police. We explain why, according to them, no crime occurred
Police investigated a case involving MP Doksanský after a collective criminal complaint from twelve families of students who alleged coercion regarding tuition fees.
More physical education in schools, less politics, and an expert for the National Sports Agency. What is Šťastný planning?
The article discusses plans proposed by Šťastný to increase physical education in schools while reducing political influence and appointing an expert to the National Sports Agency.
University bought a winery from a teacher for 44 million and promised education. The use? 'There was a field trip two years ago.'
A university purchased a winery for 44 million but has only conducted a single field trip related to its educational promises two years ago.
"They told us that we are no longer studying." Students and parents describe how a school owned by an ANO politician demanded tens of thousands from them
Students at Sion High School in Hradec Králové found themselves in a stressful situation before their final exams as the school demanded repayment of tens of thousands in tuition fees, leading to suspension of their studies.
The Tady a teď Association raised enough money for its rescue. After a cyber attack, it will focus on education
The Tady a teď Association has successfully raised funds for its recovery following a cyber attack and plans to concentrate on awareness initiatives.
Accreditation Office found errors at the Catholic Faculty, mainly related to personnel issues
The National Accreditation Office for Tertiary Education found several errors concerning personnel issues at the Catholic Theological Faculty of Charles University, prompting an investigation that began in early September this year.
I am an opera influencer, it cannot be otherwise," says young tenor Daniel Matoušek
Daniel Matoušek, a soloist from the National Theatre Opera, has emerged as a prominent talent in the young generation of opera singers, leveraging his social media presence to gain visibility despite lacking formal vocal education.
Minister for ANO Unusually Spoke About Ukrainians. And Received Response from the Highest Circles
Minister of Education Robert Plaga from ANO responded to the controversial remarks made by Tomio Okamura regarding Ukrainians and the Vrbětice ammunition depot sabotage.
Hate flows down the drain on me, says teacher who apologized to the Ukrainian ambassador for Okamura's speech
A Czech teacher, Antonín Kolář, discusses his apology to the Ukrainian ambassador regarding remarks made by Tomio Okamura and the public backlash he has received since then.
Fun for enthusiasts and fools. The ski slope in Křešín is managed by a physical education unit
The ski slope in Křešín, Pelhřimov, is under the care of a local physical education unit, catering to both enthusiasts and adventurers.
‘To feel as comfortable as possible.’ Several schools in Brno have been offering menstrual supplies for free since September
Several schools in Brno, Czech Republic, have been providing free menstrual supplies to help students feel more comfortable since September.
Grandma looks good in English, Spejbl in Lithuanian. How do puppeteers Mudráková and Trecha teach the characters to speak?
Puppeteers Mudráková and Trecha explore how linguistic diversity enriches puppet characters, focusing on English and Lithuanian.
17 million missing for Beneš for salaries in education outside teaching professions. State money is not enough
Beneš highlights a shortfall of 17 million in funding for salaries in educational roles that are not teaching-related, stressing that state support is insufficient.