Lääneranna's new local government plans to reverse school reform
Lääneranna's new local government is planning to reverse previous school reforms based on community demands.
Idris invests N3bn in textbooks, rebuilds 500 schools
Governor Nasir Idris has invested N3 billion in education reforms in Kebbi State, targeting the improvement of 학교 infrastructure and resources.
Fuchs: All-day classes will not start in 2027 after all.
Croatian Education Minister Radovan Fuchs announced that all-day classes in primary schools will not commence as planned in 2027 due to delays in school construction.
Protests in Jēkabpils Municipality Against School Network Reform; 18 Teachers May Lose Their Jobs
Residents of Jēkabpils protested against school network reforms that could lead to job losses for teachers due to a decrease in student numbers.
The reform of primary school education is postponed by a year, decided Plaga
The planned reform of primary school education in Czechia is delayed by one year as announced by Minister Plaga.
Strengthening School History Education: Increasing Focus on Modern History in Middle School and Promoting New History Electives in High School
The South Korean government plans to enhance history education in schools by increasing the emphasis on modern history in middle school curricula and introducing new elective history courses in high schools.
Bundestag: Committee Approves German Rules for EU Asylum Reform
The German Bundestag's Interior Committee has passed two draft laws for the implementation of the EU asylum law reform, allowing asylum seekers in initial reception facilities to work more quickly and ensuring that children can attend school within two months of applying for asylum.
Driver's License Reform: Not even the driving instructor would sign up now
A driving instructor in Germany expresses frustration over potential reforms to make driver's licenses cheaper, causing uncertainty for both instructors and students.
MEN plans changes. It is to be a different school than today
Poland's Minister of Education, Barbara Nowacka, announced plans for an educational reform called 'Compass of Tomorrow' aimed at adapting the school system to the challenges of the 21st century.
‘The Private School Scandal Mall’ Wansan Academy Continues Controversy Even Under the Temporary Board System
Controversy surrounds Wansan Academy as allegations of improper personnel actions arise despite being under a temporary board system intended for reform.
The reform of entrance exams was supposed to shorten preparation time, but according to entrance exam trainers, the need for preparatory courses has increased
Despite reforms intended to reduce preparation time for university entrance exams in Finland, the demand for preparatory courses has actually increased, according to training companies.
Special needs support eligibility to be reviewed at start of secondary school in England
In England, children with special needs will undergo a review of their eligibility for support as they transition to secondary school, following a government plan to reform the special educational needs and disabilities (Send) system.
Pupils with special educational needs to have support reviewed when they join secondary school
The UK government is set to reform support for pupils with special educational needs as they transition to secondary school, aiming to reduce reliance on Education Health and Care Plans (EHCPs).
TOOMAS KRUUSIMÄGI ⟩ The leader shapes the school's values
The article discusses the important role of school leaders in the transition to Estonian language instruction.
Barbara Nowacka: I regret that health education is not a compulsory subject
Barbara Nowacka discusses the need for compulsory health education in Poland's school curriculum amid recent educational reforms.
Mississippi's school miracle shames failing Chicago leaders on education
The article contrasts the educational transformation in Mississippi with the failing schools in Chicago, questioning why a state with fewer resources has achieved such dramatic improvements while Chicago continues to struggle.
The National Dialogue for High School Begins: The National Diploma is on a Reform Track
Greece has initiated a National Dialogue aimed at reforming the high school education system, focusing on the National Diploma and the restructuring of secondary education.
School Anew: Compass of Tomorrow Despite the Veto. Barbara Nowacka on Reform, Salaries, and Household Work
Barbara Nowacka discusses the importance of the 'Compass of Tomorrow' education reform in Poland, emphasizing its practical approach and the need for better teacher salaries.
Immediate inclusion of ASPAITE in EKPA requested by 18 professors of the School
Eighteen professors of ASPAITE in Greece are calling for the school's immediate integration into EKPA to enhance educational opportunities and prepare for a new five-year curriculum.
Full-scale start of national high school reform, public offering of fund begins; results to be announced in March
Japan's Ministry of Education has launched a public offering for a new fund aimed at reforming high school education with a total allocation of 295 billion yen over three years.
Court suspends civic-military school rules of Tarcísio and prohibits police from teaching in SP
A São Paulo court has temporarily suspended the behavioral guidelines for civic-military schools established by Governor Tarcísio de Freitas and has prohibited police officers from teaching there.
The Student in School Ranks is a Problem, Concerns Also About E-Applications. Over a Thousand Directors Urge Minister Drucker for Changes in Education Reform
Over a thousand school leaders in Slovakia have raised concerns regarding recently approved education reforms, citing ambiguity, risks to children's rights, and a lack of dialogue with the Ministry of Education.
The Senate approved the labor reform bill; only 3 provinces will reach 190 school days
The Argentine Senate has passed a labor reform bill aimed at changing employment relations amid significant political maneuvering.
Reform of Driving Schools: How the Driver's License is to Become Cheaper
Germany's Federal Transport Minister Patrick Schnieder is proposing reforms to make obtaining a driver's license cheaper and simpler amid rising costs and bureaucratic hurdles.
School chief after the minister's response: 'Offensive'
Gällivare's head of administration, Peter Olsson, criticizes Education Minister Simona Mohamsson for her response regarding declining school results and teacher qualifications in the region.
Debate about G9: Should Bavaria have stuck with the eight-year high school system?
The article discusses the ongoing debate in Bavaria regarding the reinstatement of the nine-year high school system, known as G9, after it was abolished in 2003 in favor of an eight-year system (G8).
The Government modifies key articles of the labor reform project; 10 dead in a shooting at a school in Canada
The Argentine government has made significant amendments to its labor reform project to secure necessary votes amidst protests and recent events, while also reporting a tragic shooting incident in Canada.
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.
Raí, Chico Pinheiro, and Minister to Parade in Tribute to the MST
The samba school Acadêmicos do Tatuapé will host a parade paying tribute to Brazil's Landless Workers' Movement (MST), featuring public figures like Raí, Chico Pinheiro, and Minister Márcia Lopes.
This is old-fashioned romanticism of large-scale operations
Trygve Slagsvold Vedum, leader of the Centre Party in Norway, criticizes the Conservative Party's proposal for a new municipal reform, calling it outdated and warning of negative consequences such as the closure of elderly care facilities and school centralization.
Is the Ministry of Education preparing another turn in Polish schools? Barbara Nowacka pointed out a date
Health education is set to become a vital subject in Polish schools, but the discussion surrounding it has ignited fears among some parents, according to Minister Barbara Nowacka.
'We were aware': Aviation authority knew of issues at school before fatal crash
The report on a fatal light plane crash in Gippsland, Victoria highlights systemic flaws in the flight training system, with immediate calls for reform in pilot training protocols.
Eternal classes
The article critiques Ecuador's education system, highlighting an overextended school schedule that causes fatigue among students.
Rando Kuustik: time is slipping away from the joints...
Rando Kuustik critiques the Estonian education system's approach, likening it to a patient whose issues have been inadequately addressed, leading to further complications.
Get kids back into books by reflecting modern Britain in school reading, campaign says
Campaigners argue for a reform of the English curriculum to better reflect modern Britain and engage young readers.
#dkpol: The election drums are rumbling
The article discusses recent developments in Danish politics, including the government's new expulsion reform and the Social Democrats' proposal for a new school system.
Named schools and kindergartens in Riga affected by the upcoming reform
The Riga City Council has decided to merge or reorganize several schools and kindergartens for the 2026/2027 school year.
Kindergarten Reform in Riga: Teachers Will Not Lose Jobs, Promises Mayor
The Riga municipality assures that teachers who wish to continue working in the city's pre-school education institutions will not lose their jobs despite upcoming changes to the education system, attributed mainly to demographic trends.
Why there is suddenly a lull in driving schools in Hamburg
The announcement of reforms to driving school regulations in Hamburg has led to a significant drop in new student registrations as potential learners wait for the changes to take effect.
State school reform system in RJ becomes target of complaint for lack of transparency and suspicion of irregularities
A system designed to expedite emergency purchases in state schools in Rio de Janeiro is under investigation by the Public Ministry and the State Court of Accounts due to allegations of lack of transparency and difficulties in controlling expenses.
Overview: This is how the Social Democrats want to change primary school
The Social Democrats, led by Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Education Minister Mattias Tesfaye, have launched a proposal to reform primary education, which they plan to bring into government negotiations after an upcoming parliamentary election.
Will the loud MEN reform be reversed? 'This is normality in school'
Former Deputy Prime Minister Jacek Sasin advocates for voting for the Law and Justice party to restore homework and full teaching autonomy in Poland's schools, emphasizing that it represents a return to normality.
The Storm Regarding School Reforms. MEN Bows to Directors' Criticism
The Polish Ministry of Education (MEN) is retreating from proposed tougher regulations on school attendance in response to widespread criticism from school directors.
Expert identifies weaknesses in Mette Frederiksen's major school proposal
An expert highlights that while the 5 billion kroner investment in children's education is necessary, the new 'small school' initiative fails to address all of the challenges facing the school system.
Mette Frederiksen intentionally challenges her government with her big promise of a small school
Mette Frederiksen presents a new promise for a small school aimed at younger students, positioning it as a significant campaign commitment for the Social Democrats, distinct from her previous campaign promises that targeted more directly the political opposition.
The number that raises alarms but is a great opportunity
A significant decrease in primary school students in Argentina presents an extraordinary opportunity to reform the country's education system.
National Diploma: The reactions of the parties to the changes in high school
The proposal for the National Diploma is met with strong reactions from political parties, as PASOK emphasizes the need for a consensus reform while the KKE condemns the announcements as aggressive towards students and teachers, highlighting risks from the exhausting exams and the Question Bank.
Return regarding the loud reform of the Ministry of Education? "Restore immediately"
The Ministry of Education's decision to abolish mandatory homework in primary schools sparked significant controversy, with officials arguing that assessing work done outside of school is unreliable due to possible use of artificial intelligence.
Directors refuse to publish minutes of meetings and criticize e-registration. According to them, the minister has created chaos
Education Minister Tomáš Drucker's sweeping changes to school laws, hailed as the biggest reform in two decades, have sparked criticism regarding the publication of meeting minutes and e-registration procedures.
Such changes await Polish schools. There will be no classes for a week
A significant education reform called 'Reforma26. Compass of the Future' is set to be implemented in Polish schools from the new school year, with discussions currently taking place across various provinces.