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Plateau University in Nigeria has sanctioned 76 students for engaging in examination malpractice during the recent semester exams.

Schools in Czechia are facing challenges in educational delivery due to hepatitis outbreaks, raising concern among teachers and parents.

A group of five students from São José do Rio Preto constructed a popsicle stick bridge capable of supporting over 430 kg, highlighting key engineering principles.

Swimming pools in Germany are closing due to financial constraints faced by local municipalities, raising concerns about children's swimming skills and education.

Inep has released the detailed correction of the 2025 Enem writing exam for candidates to review their performance.

Inep has released the results for students who took the Enem exam as practice candidates in 2025, available for consultation on the Participant Page.

The Estonian Education and Youth Agency is seeking to contract travel services for both domestic and international trips, with the aim of facilitating various travel-related needs.

A local official criticizes Estonia's Minister of Defense for the lack of national defense camps for high school students, citing a decline in national defense education despite increased funding.

The Yogi Adityanath government in Uttar Pradesh has increased the gratuity limit for teachers and staff at aided secondary schools to 2.5 million rupees from 2 million.

In a recent discussion, education equality expert Taylor Delhagen highlighted the outdated nature of educational systems, emphasizing their focus on treating students as mere products rather than holistic beings.

Significant funding is allocated for improvements to educational facilities and public transport in Prague.

A critic on Radio Zet highlights public discontent with the Ministry of Education's handling of educational reforms, particularly regarding homework policies.

Tondiraba Vocational School has undergone significant changes following the dismissal of its controversial director, Sergei Ptšjolkin.

Liis Randmer has been appointed as the director of Nõo Kindergarten Krõll, succeeding Kristi Voore.

Wonkwang Digital University's Lifelong Education Center is recruiting new students for its 2026 spring semester from March 23 to April 26, offering over 30 courses focused on various specialized fields.

Ahn Jin-gul has donated 30 million won to Chung-Ang University as part of a ceremony to support the development of his alma mater.

A recent survey highlights that while the majority of Lithuanian high school students have decided on their future studies, a significant portion still remains undecided, particularly among younger grades.

In Chad, teachers have not received salaries since February 2026 due to a strike demanding the implementation of a specific status decree and improvement of allowances.

The Greek Ministry of Education reaffirms its stance on the presence of holy images in courtrooms and the Ethics curriculum in schools amid legal challenges.

The CBSE has issued strict directives forbidding teachers involved in the evaluation of Class 10 and Class 12 board exam answer scripts from sharing information on social media.

The Lithuanian Parliament is considering expanding citizenship and defense skills courses for students in grades 5-12, starting with tenth graders.

A recent educational forum in Lithuania emphasized the significant collaboration opportunities between the business sector and education.

Veronika Montvydienė shares her struggles during childhood regarding the pressure to meet expectations and the sense of separation from adults.

Ahn Min-seok's campaign committee has filed a complaint against the Education Public Workers' Union in Gyeonggi Province for alleged violations of the Public Election Act.

The city of Mikkeli intends to implement fines for parents of daycare children who reserve care times but do not utilize them.

Students from a government school in a small village in Aligarh have created a flying model inspired by the 'UF-22 Raptor', challenging common perceptions about educational resources in such institutions.

A report indicates that one in four teachers feels their school is minimally addressing issues of violence, threats, and harassment among students.

A new report highlights that more than a quarter of teachers believe their schools are not adequately addressing violence, threats, and harassment.

The city of Tampere, Finland, is preparing guidelines to prohibit face-covering garments in schools and kindergartens, likely to be enforced in the fall.

The application period for university courses starting in the fall has opened, with indications of high competition and interest as last year's record numbers are expected to continue.

Norwegian Education Minister proposes a four-week expulsion period for students who engage in violence or threats against classmates.

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.

The Norwegian government proposes allowing schools to temporarily remove students from classes without consent, aiming to improve safety and learning.

A study explores the involvement of fathers in the education of children with disabilities in Kenya, highlighting the influence of societal norms on their engagement.

The article discusses the obstacles faced by the integration of ASPAITE into EKPA, primarily due to opposition from appointed members of the governing committee of the school.

The article discusses the importance of proper nutrition for schoolchildren, highlighting the lack of breakfast and healthy snacks among many children in Frankfurt.

Vilnius aims to modernize schools, ensuring quality learning environments close to home by renovating existing institutions like Medeinos Primary School.

Ivo Visak argues that after-school programs are not the solution to the challenges posed by artificial intelligence in education and emphasizes the need for a structured approach to technology in schools.

Children who actively participate in simple household chores from an early age tend to be successful in the future, as they develop important skills like self-confidence and planning.

A 14-year-old boy in Madhya Pradesh's Chhatarpur has gained attention for criticizing government indifference towards education and healthcare while waiting in a gas cylinder line during a crisis.

The CBSE has canceled board exams for 12th-grade students in eight Middle Eastern countries due to ongoing conflicts, raising concerns about how results will be assessed.

The Estonian Chamber of Agriculture and Commerce, together with the Rural Affairs Committee of the Riigikogu, is encouraging all schools and kindergartens in Estonia to focus more on agriculture and food production.

The city of Mikkeli intends to impose fines on parents of kindergarten children for unreported and unused care periods, addressing costs incurred by the city.

A recent survey indicated that 5% of elementary school students in South Korea reported experiencing school violence, marking the highest rate since 2018.

Lithuanian eighth graders are undergoing electronic achievement tests this year, designed according to national curricula and with specific assessment criteria.

Eighth-grade students in Lithuania are participating in electronic achievement assessments designed to evaluate their skills in various subjects.

Children and young adults who have sacrificed education and employment to care for sick family members can receive financial assistance of up to 2 million won under new regulations by the Ministry of Health and Welfare in South Korea.

Busan Democratic Park is offering free classes on making terrariums and habarimums as part of its cultural education program on November 4th.

A school in Khomein, Iran has been attacked again, following a previous incident in Minab that resulted in the deaths of 163 schoolgirls.

Nutrition expert Claudia Müller discusses the importance of healthy meals for schoolchildren and the challenges many face in accessing nutritious food.