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Integrity Commission proves its worth in Campbell school saga

The ACT government is on notice that honesty and integrity matter.

The Canberra Times

Centre’s vengeance cannot destroy Kerala: Pinarayi

Kerala's spirit undeterred by Centre's vengeful policies. Thousands flock to Navakerala Sadas, showing confidence in Left Democratic Front govt. Industries Minister P. Rajeeve allows industrial parks on college campuses. Water Resources Minister Roshy Augustine announces ₹4,012 crore drinking water projects in Thrissur. Agriculture Minister P. Prasad says Kerala to be…

The Hindu

DGE’s remark: Minister orders departmental probe

Education Minister V. Sivankutty has ordered a departmental inquiry into a reported remark made by Director of General Education S. Shanavas about the quality of education in the State.

The Hindu

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Scotland's education scores decline with global trends, Pisa scores show

SCOTLAND has seen declines in performance across reading, science, and mathematics in line with global trends, according to the latest international…

The National (Scotland)

Bill to establish Central Tribal University in Telangana introduced in Lok Sabha

A bill to establish Central Tribal University in Telangana was introduced in Lok Sabha. The proposed institution will increase access & quality of higher education, promote tribal art, culture & tech, and fulfill regional aspirations.

The Hindu

Schools told not to use AI tools that sell students’ data

Australian schools have been told not to use generative artificial intelligence tools that sell student data from next year under a national framework developed to guide the sale and ethical use of the technology. But the framework, developed by a taskforce of experts over the past 10 months and agreed…

InnovationAus

Funds for programs keeping at-risk youth in school mode

Schools helping youth stay out of trouble and engaged in secondary education will benefit from a $288 million funding package announced by the state government.

AAP

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Unauthorised fund collection: action sought against headmistress

The Dept. of Gen. Education has directed St. Francis English Medium School in Kozhikode to take action against head Mistress C. Rosili for allegedly collecting money from students for an arts festival. The inquiry was conducted on orders of Education Minister V. Sivankutty, who warned of strict action against schools…

The Hindu

‘We should be proud’ of Scotland's languages as new bill launched

THE Education Secretary said it was important to “be proud” of Scotland’s national languages, as the Scottish Languages Bill was introduced…

The National (Scotland)

Tory free childcare plan flawed as lack of places, says Labour but questions remain on its offer to parents

Parents will be left 'bitterly disappointed' by the Government's childcare plans, says shadow education secretary Bridget Phillipson

Evening Standard

Education minister moves to end research grant veto powers

Ministerial veto powers over Australian Research Council grants near redundancy with the Education minister Jason Clare’s tabling of legislation to implement review recommendations agreed to earlier this year. The legislation, tabled on Wednesday, implements six of 10 recommendations made in the Australian Research Council (ARC) Review, which in part seeks…

InnovationAus

Chicago CRED receives ‘transformational’ $21 million grant from Sue Ling Gin Foundation to fight gun violence

The violence reduction organization, founded by former U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan will use the funds to expand its work on the South and West sides.

Chicago Sun-Times

'Draconian' government plans to force schools to open during strikes are 'illiberal', unions warn

Plans to introduce minimum service levels in schools are criticised by teaching unions

Evening Standard

Will obtain exemption from NEET with people’s support; will oppose NExT too, says Stalin

TN CM Stalin affirms goal of exemption from NEET w/ people's support, despite position of those in authority. Opposes NExT like NEET. TN govt to continue steps for exemption, asserting State's rights in medical edu & Education to State List. DMK signature campaign against NEET now people's movement. TN govt…

The Hindu

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France bans 85 pupils from school for disrupting tributes to slain teachers

Disciplinary councils within France's Education Ministry have sanctioned 605 pupils following incidents that marred tributes last month to teachers Dominique Bernard and Samuel Paty. 85 students, permanently excluded from their schools, will have to find alternative establishments.

The Independent UK

Only 20% of school estate will be net zero compliant by 2050, MPs warn

The Environmental Audit Committee said the Department for Education is ‘not moving at pace’ to deliver its sustainability commitments.

AAP

Student safety ombudsman still a work in progress

Education ministers have agreed to a draft plan to tackle gendered violence at universities, but consultation will continue on the best way to deliver it.

The Hindu

HDK accuses Siddaramaiah of ‘outsourcing’ his constituency works to Yathindra

Kumaraswamy accuses Siddaramaiah of "outsourcing" Varuna constituency works to his son; Siddaramaiah denies charges, says no need to respond even if Kumaraswamy puts posts 100 times. Education Minister clarifies CSR has no relation with Education Dept. Kumaraswamy questions legality of "backdoor entry" given to son.

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Evening Standard

At least 700,0000 pupils being taught in schools in England that need major refurbishment, report states

The Public Accounts Committee said it was ‘alarming’ that 700,000 pupils in England were learning in schools in need of upgrades

Evening Standard

OPINION - Lord Chartres is right: an education without culture is no education for a human at all

It is the fate of many speeches by bishops in the House of Lords to escape notice but it would be our loss if we didn’t take on board a really important contribution this week by Lord Chartres, the former bishop of London. In a contribution to a discussion on…

Politico

Cornell and Columbia among 7 schools under scrutiny for antisemitism, Islamophobia

The assistant secretary for civil rights at the Education Department cautioned that just because a school is under investigation “does not reflect a conclusion that the law has been violated.”

WEKU

Education Department opens school probes over alleged antisemitism, Islamophobia

In its announcement, the Education Department said five complaints involve alleged antisemitic harassment and two involve anti-Muslim harassment on campuses across the country.

The Independent UK

GCSE maths and science pupils in England to get Covid exam aids this summer

The Department for Education has asked Ofqual to make arrangements to extend formulae and equation sheets for GCSE exams this year.

The Independent UK

Charities sound alarm over migrant parents being denied vital childcare

Many working parents of children who are British citizens are blocked from accessing extended free childcare due to their immigration status.

The Hindu

Thousands of students participate in Children’s Day rally

7,000 students in Thrissur participated in a Children's Day rally from CMS School to Regional Theatre. Revenue Minister K. Rajan, Higher Education Minister R. Bindu, P. Balachandran, MLA, district Panchayat president P.K. Davis, district collector V.R. Krishna Teja, Children's Prime Minister M.K. Ganga, Children's President T.M. Avanija, Children's Speaker Hevena…

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