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A fake advertisement is circulating on social media, claiming to offer job vacancies in public schools with salaries ranging from R$ 4,100 to R$ 14,200, prompting warnings from fact-checkers.

UK schools are facing a wave of planned conflicts known as 'school wars', prompting police intervention due to encouraging social media posts.

Sweden plans to implement a nationwide ban on mobile phones in schools by 2026 and is considering a social media ban for children.

Šiauliai district schools have implemented a program providing free menstrual hygiene products to girls, addressing various social and health issues.

Principals across various Finnish schools report that a mobile phone ban implemented in autumn 2025 has led to more sociable students and a significant decrease in bullying.

The Nigerian Presidency has donated N50 million to support a campaign against social vices in schools, highlighting the national concern of rising youth misconduct.

Czech schools have been advised not to set up group chats for students on mobile phones due to potential social and safety issues.

Disturbing social media posts in London are promoting 'school wars' among students, encouraging violence and awarding points for injuries sustained during fights.

A significant political and social dispute has erupted in Turkey regarding a new decree by the Ministry of National Education that encourages religious activities in schools during Ramadan.

Julian Hill warns that the growth of religious schools and home schooling in Australia may hinder social cohesion by limiting children's interactions with peers from diverse backgrounds.

A town in southwestern Miyazaki, Japan, is focusing on community engagement through night schools and thrift shops to create a more enjoyable living environment for residents.

A judge at São Paulo's carnival, João Batista Cruz, only failed to award a perfect score of 10 to four schools in the harmony category, generating viral attention due to his intense focus during the evaluation.

The official result of the 2026 carnival parade in Macapá will be announced on Wednesday during a ceremony at the city's sambadrome.

Danish schools now have free access to Netflix's award-winning series 'Adolescence' to teach digital behavior and social relationships.

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva shared a social media post honoring Rio de Janeiro's Carnival with photos of the samba schools that performed at the Sapucaí.

Three samba schools wrapped up the first night of special group parades in Macapá, Brazil, showcasing themes that highlight cultural diversity and social issues.

The article discusses new statutory gender guidance for schools and colleges in England, detailing updates for handling students questioning their gender identity.

The Social Democrats propose measures to prevent profit-making independent schools from transferring funding, aiming to eliminate profits in the education sector if they win the election.

Inclusive education in Latvia is struggling as schools are being expected to take on social and medical roles, diverting focus from educational quality.

A 24-year-old man in Uberaba, Brazil, is under investigation by the Federal Police for using social media to incite violence and threaten school attacks.

Oslo schools are implementing stricter rules by blocking access to social media and video games for students across multiple grade levels.

Iceland discussions about implementing a phone ban in schools and an age limit for social media access.

Social Democrats in Sweden propose an 8 to 11 percent deduction on school funding for independent schools, stating that these schools are overcompensated compared to municipal schools.

Experts warn that unequal access to artificial intelligence education could lead to persistent social inequalities.

Erli Aasamets argues that expecting schools to improve societal values and behaviors with only 175 school days is naive and urges a reevaluation of the role and responsibilities of the education system in Estonia.

The National Lottery draw was held on February 7, 2026, celebrating 100 years of social schools which promote social justice and labor rights.

Wolfgang Büscher advocates for daily social media education in schools and calls for lowering the age of criminal responsibility.

Adéla Němec Jílková, a blogger and mother of three boys, two of whom have autism, discusses the challenges of inclusion in schools and shares her family's experiences on social media while highlighting the positive aspects of her children's diagnoses.

The Ministry of Social Affairs has proposed an update to a law that has been in place for over two decades to align infectious disease prevention with contemporary threats, introducing significant changes for parents, employers, and care homes.

The Social Democrats plan to campaign on investing in public schools, particularly aimed at reducing the class size to 14 students in primary education, as stated by Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen in an interview.

The article discusses the role of night schools in Japan in providing Japanese language education to foreign residents who have missed compulsory education, emphasizing the importance of this education for social integration and stability.

Director Laura Kutkaitė discusses her provocative work about schools, highlighting theater as a space for re-evaluating education through humor and social critique.

Following an FBI alert, the Federal Investigation Department of Argentina arrested two minors, one from Jujuy and another from Buenos Aires, who were planning attacks on various schools and had communicated through social media.

The French Parliament has approved a bill banning mobile phone use in schools and all social media use for children under fifteen, an initiative strongly supported by President Emmanuel Macron.

The new Minister of Education and Children, Inga Sæland, hopes to implement a phone or social media ban in primary schools by next autumn, possibly targeting 15 or 16-year-olds.

A recent article discusses the growing concern in Slovakia and worldwide about the impact of social networks and unrestricted internet access on children's concentration and mental health, particularly following the implementation of a mobile phone ban in primary schools.

The article discusses a conversation between a school official and a problematic student regarding behavior expectations and support follow-ups.

Fanny Jacq, a psychiatrist specializing in digital health issues, highlights the concerns about social media dangers among adolescents based on a new report from the ANSES.

Konzum's socially responsible initiative, Little Big Talents, concluded its third season, marking a three-year project cycle that has invested approximately 2.3 million euros in educational equipment across Croatian schools based on their specific needs.

The Conservative party in the UK plans to ban under-16s from social media and mobile phone use in schools to address concerns about mental health and access to harmful online content.

Trinity Hall graduates and social mobility charities are urging the University of Cambridge to abandon its controversial recruitment strategy targeting elite private schools, labeling it detrimental to equality.

The churches of Jerusalem play a vital role in preserving the community fabric through schools, hospitals, social assistance, and economic support programs, amidst ongoing pressures on the historic Arab Christian presence in the city.

France plans to introduce a new social media law that would prohibit children under 15 from accessing platforms like Instagram and TikTok, with mobile phones also banned in schools.

French lawmakers are preparing to debate a proposed social media ban for children under 15 and restrictions on mobile phone use in high schools, set to be discussed in January 2026.

The government plans to implement a ban on social media for individuals under 15 years old from September 1, 2026, alongside a proposed law to extend the ban on mobile phone usage in high schools.