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GLOBAL EDUCATION
Rights group documents alleged political targeting, campus intimidation, forced resignations and restrictions on academic freedom across 229 higher education institutions.
Emirati-Australian Day brings together students, diplomats and academics to celebrate shared heritage and explore opportunities for stronger research and educational partnerships.
ADEK and PureHealth launch six-month programme to develop inclusion assistants and prepare existing staff for teaching positions.
Student groups vow to intensify demonstrations, saying government measures fall short of demands for better schools and working conditions for teachers.
New Plymouth Boys’ High School reopened after an armed police response to a threat, bringing relief to anxious students and parents.
Staff reject a two-year pay offer and begin partial strike, delaying student results until December 1.
Around 120 students were affected after a technical failure halted the Level 3 English examination.
A second consecutive increase in school dinner costs is putting fresh pressure on low-income families, with pupils and school leaders warning that rising prices could leave children hungry and undermine their learning.
Survey finds 52% of school leaders may quit earlier, while 86% report mental health struggles during inspections.
More than 291,000 students have sought re-evaluation of their HSC answer scripts, with English, ICT and Bengali receiving the highest number of review requests.
University of Otago study finds persistent gaps in reading, writing and maths, with achievement declining sharply by Year 8 and significant disparities among student groups.
The Dylan Alcott Foundation and ClickView are equipping schools with free videos, teaching guides and expert advice to help educators address disability with confidence and empathy.
Cuppaderlah gives students hands-on experience in hospitality and business management while building leadership skills, cultural identity and pathways to employment.
Students will begin learning fractions in Year 1, strengthen basic arithmetic skills and gain an early understanding of money under revised Foundation to Year 2 curriculum endorsed by education ministers.
Students from 15 private schools will lead fundraising and awareness campaigns to promote children’s rights, with a humanitarian bazaar planned for December.
Four-day event from November 10 brings together school and university innovators, with more than 4,700 entries across three student competitions.
A conduct panel found Fiona Simpson guilty of professional misconduct over graphic learning material, inappropriate physical contact and a separate safeguarding failure at a London special-needs school.
Former vice-president defends his education investment and accuses the president of deepening poverty, insecurity and economic hardship as political tensions build ahead of the 2027 election.
Education minister urges lawmakers to halt establishment bills, citing a N1.3 trillion ASUU funding gap, deteriorating infrastructure and mounting pressure on existing institutions.
Programme targets 26 million children with better teaching, foundational literacy and numeracy support as half of the country’s 10-year-olds struggle to read and understand a simple text.
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