Orchestra formed by public school students from Rio will perform at the Vatican
A group of young girls from Rio de Janeiro's public schools is set to perform at the Vatican, showcasing their musical talent on an international stage.
IB in public schools – A new era from September
The International Baccalaureate (IB) will be introduced in Greek public schools for the first time in September 2026, marking a significant shift in the educational landscape.
The Forest Service invites schools to replace phone calls with birdsong
The Forest Service of Lithuania has launched an educational initiative encouraging schools to replace traditional phone ringing with birdsong in celebration of International Day of Forests.
Strong impact on public schools in the Province due to the strike for International Women's Day
A teachers' strike for International Women's Day significantly disrupted public schools in Greater Buenos Aires, especially affecting afternoon sessions.
Are there classes on Monday, March 9?
Several schools in Argentina will not hold classes on March 9 due to a strike by teachers' unions in support of an international feminist protest for International Women's Day.
A guide for the little ones to face the world (in the best possible way)
The International Schools Partnership offers an educational model aiming to develop decision-making skills, independence, and self-confidence in children.
Independiente del Valle expands its model and opens two schools in the United States
Independiente del Valle has announced the opening of two football schools in the United States as part of its international expansion strategy.
VIDEOS: MG1 from Saturday, February 28, 2026
The article discusses recent significant military events in Iran, including high-profile deaths, attacks on schools, and international reactions.
Should the public pay for school places that cost over 250,000 kroner?
Oslo's public schools are no longer able to offer an English curriculum, creating uncertainty for students enrolled in the international program.
A private spot will cost over 250,000 kroner. The Parliament ensures that students will have it at public schools.
The Norwegian Parliament is taking steps to preserve the English-language curriculum in Oslo public schools after an announcement that it would be discontinued, which has shocked students.
A Member of Parliament Proposes to Include Sign Language in Elective Subjects in Schools
A Lithuanian MP proposes to include sign language as an elective subject in schools to promote the profession of sign language interpreters and to fulfill international human rights commitments.
Two Schools, including Tokyo Welfare University, Designated as 'Improvement Guidance Schools' for International Student Management by the Ministry of Education
The Japanese Ministry of Education has designated Tokyo Welfare University and Nagoya Management Short-term University as 'Improvement Guidance Schools' for their inadequate management of international students, following a significant number of withdrawals.
Foundation creates school clubs against drug abuse, cultism
Adorable Foundation International has launched an anti-drug abuse and anti-cultism initiative through the establishment of clubs in Nigerian schools to engage and empower youths.
International celebrities enjoy the parade at Sapucaí; see PHOTOS
International celebrities attended the Samba schools parade at the Marquês de Sapucaí in Rio de Janeiro.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs proposes to allow the International American School in Vilnius to lease public property for up to 99 years
The Lithuanian government has approved a proposal to allow the International American School in Vilnius to lease public property for educational purposes for a term of up to 99 years.
The State Audit Office recommends creating a national model for the education and integration of foreign children
The State Audit Office suggests intensifying Lithuanian language training for foreign children in their first year of arrival and proposing a minimum number of weekly Lithuanian lessons in schools following foreign and international education programs.
New commission will advise schools on reading
The Norwegian government has established a reading commission to provide clear guidance on how kindergartens and schools should improve reading skills among children and youth, following a decline in reading proficiency as indicated by international studies.
Greece participates for the first time in the OECD TALIS International Survey
Greece will take part in the OECD's TALIS International Survey for the first time, with 246 secondary schools participating from February 9 to March 9 under the coordination of the Educational Policy Institute.
Kato, the urban artist from Seville in the world's top with a 50-meter mural: "To improve, you have to paint anywhere: hotels, schools, nightclubs, and even on the scarves of the Fair"
Fabián Bravo Guerrero, known as Kato, has gained international recognition with his impressive 50-meter mural in Canteras, Cartagena, ranking him among the top urban artists in the world.
These are the 4 private schools with tuition fees over 160,000 euros
The article highlights four prestigious Swiss private schools that redefine excellence and learning experience, with personalized methods, international philosophy, and top-notch facilities, all set in lush surroundings and charging tuition fees exceeding 160,000 euros.
Cabinet papers 2005: John Howard’s government was warned in 2005 that schools and borders might need to be shut under a pandemic
Cabinet papers reveal that health officials warned the Howard government in 2005 about the potential need to close schools and international borders in the event of a pandemic, highlighting early pandemic preparedness discussions in Australia.