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A study by Finnish researchers suggests that pollen levels during exam days can adversely impact the performance of high school students, particularly in science subjects.

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has rapidly gained a following on TikTok, attracting 110,000 followers in four days while students express their desire for a delayed return to school.

A study indicates that school absenteeism has become a significant issue, with increasing school absence rates in recent years in Finland.

A recent event highlighted the growing collaboration between academia and industry in Lithuania's agricultural sector, emphasizing new opportunities for the younger generation.

William Kikanae, a committed Maasai leader, emphasizes education, women's empowerment, and employment to progress his community in Tanzania and Kenya, and he recently visited Spain to promote his projects.

An entrepreneur in Lagos has provided free JAMB forms to over 300 underprivileged students to support their educational pursuits.

The sixth edition of the Education with Citizenship Call is now open for institutions throughout Brazil, offering funding up to R$ 37,500 for six organizations.

There is significant interest in democracy education and extremism prevention in the Dachau district, particularly in schools.

Eighteen-year-old students at Kunsthalle Prague debate the statement "Everything can be art if it has an idea" as part of a unique competition arranging artistic discourse in the gallery setting.

17-year-old Júlia Gonzaga tragically died in a motorcycle accident while commuting to her military school in Pirenópolis, Goiás.

The U18 elections in Munich showcase vibrant youth engagement, indicating a significant political shift as candidates from leftist parties gain traction against traditional conservative leadership.

Heilo Altin argues for a more transparent funding system for hobby education in Estonia to maximize its potential in guiding youth and promoting vital professions.

Heili Griffith emphasizes the importance of quality hobby education and youth work, noting that despite growing participation in these areas, environments for youth are decreasing.

In Estonia, despite increasing interest among youth in becoming science teachers, experts believe this will not fill the widening gaps in schools.

A campaign organized by the County Administrative Board in Sweden focuses on educating young people about warning signs of unhealthy relationships, particularly concerning violence against young women.

The Prefeitura de Fortaleza has announced 8,736 free spots for courses and sports activities through Rede Cuca for March.

A new initiative aims to enrich the 'Latvia's School Bag' program with cultural projects focusing on children and youth, supported by grants from the State Culture Capital Foundation.

The article discusses the importance of banning harmful social media content while emphasizing the need for education and parental involvement.

The Benediktbeuern Monastery has transformed into a vibrant hub for youth education through a new joint program initiated by the Don Bosco Salesians and the Center for Environment and Culture.

The article discusses the ongoing issues of gender discrimination and fixed gender norms as children grow up, emphasizing the need for educational interventions that nurture gender sensitivity.

The Union of Greek Shipowners is offering over 100 scholarships for the 2026-2027 academic year as part of its ongoing support for education and the younger generation in Greece.

The Polish Deputy Minister of National Education discussed the complexities of a proposed ban on social media usage for individuals under 15, stressing the need for age verification methods.

Poland is considering a proposal to restrict social media access for children and teenagers, following Australia's decision to ban social media use for those under 16.

Parents and educators are increasingly confused about how to educate children, seeking guidance from parenting experts amidst a backdrop of shifting societal values.

A library instructor discusses the importance of reading long texts amidst the trends of shorter content formats favored by modern youths.

There is a discussion in the Lithuanian Parliament about potential regulations to limit social media access for young people and the importance of media literacy programs.

The article discusses the underappreciation of vocational education in Norway and highlights the opportunities it can provide for students facing career choices.

Students from various high schools in Latvia participated in a chemistry olympiad at the University of Latvia's Natural House, testing their theoretical and practical skills in chemistry.

Ítalo Cantanhede, a 17-year-old Brazilian student with a rare disease, successfully passed the university entrance exam while hospitalized and gained admission to three public medical schools.

Gabriel Silva de Souza, a 15-year-old student from Amapá, Brazil, has been accepted into the medicine program at the Federal University of Amapá, demonstrating exceptional academic abilities from an early age.

The science competition 'Rakett 69' is entering a decisive phase as six finalists will be revealed during the last team broadcast on February 28.

In Latvia, the percentage of young people aged 18 to 24 who have dropped out of school is significantly higher in rural areas compared to urban areas, as shown by recent statistics.

The death of 17-year-old Júlia Gonzaga de Oliveira, a student at the Goiás Military Police School, has sparked an outpouring of grief and outcry on social media in Brazil.

Registrations for the University Transport Card in Maranhão are open until March 13, providing financial aid for students' daily transportation.

The Kwara State Government has launched the 2026 Coding and Digital Literacy Programme aimed at enhancing digital education in schools following the success of the previous year's initiative.

The article criticizes the poor selection process for youth school locations in Iceland.

Nearly 500 students from Kingston participated in a skilled trades competition, aimed at showcasing their talents and encouraging interest in trades careers.

The Union of Greek Shipowners continues its commitment to education by offering over 100 scholarships for the academic year 2026-2027, supporting new generations in their postgraduate studies.

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.

Poland plans to ban social media for children under 15 and hold platforms accountable for verifying user ages, according to Education Minister Barbara Nowacka.

A new approach to education is required to address the troubling disconnection of youth from gender equality, as revealed by a recent survey showing a decline in the number of young people identifying as feminists.

The ImpactHub for Youth and Children Foundation has empowered over 10,000 young people in Nigeria through various initiatives focusing on education, mentorship, peacebuilding, and livelihood.

Japan's Ministry of Education has instructed schools to remove topics on pregnancy and abortion from their 'Life Safety Education' curriculum, aimed at preventing sexual violence among students.

Seoul Women’s University has opened the 'Nowon Youth Psychological Counseling Center' to provide specialized psychological counseling services for local youth.

The Ajoke Ayisat Afolabi Foundation, in partnership with the World Bank, has trained over 90 secondary students in Lagos in various technology skills as part of a campaign to combat youth unemployment.

Kwara State Polytechnic in Nigeria will reopen on March 2, 2026, following a temporary closure due to issues related to the National Youth Service Corps camp.

The 31st edition of the Young Scientist Award celebrated students and researchers in Brasília for their contributions to addressing climate change.

The second season of Kanal 2's youth science competition 'Rocket Junior' concluded, determining Estonia's smartest school with only one point separating the finalists.

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