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Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE) has launched a mandatory four-credit cyber security course for all degree students, including BSc, BCom, BA and BBA. The course focuses on creating awareness and equipping students with tools to protect themselves in cyberspace. It comprises five modules and assessment is done through…

The Department for Education is expected to publish the percentage of schools that have missed a Friday deadline to return a Raac survey.

NSUI State President Balmoori Venkat demands govt. to release results of Harish, accused of leaking Hindi paper of SSC exams. Congress & NSUI support student, HC asks govt. to release results. Education Minister Sabitha Indra Reddy urged to take expeditious decision to avoid impacting student's future.

Some 51% of DfE desks were occupied in the week more than 100 schools were told to close, Civil Service data for August indicated.

The under-fire Education Secretary visited a school in Essex, which is one of the regions worst affected by crumbling concrete.

The Education Secretary is expected to meet school leaders and local MPs in Essex.

The Department for Education has published a long-awaited list of schools and colleges in England identified as having collapse-prone Raac.

Rishi Sunak noted that the question was mostly aimed at Sir Keir Starmer, and added that he ‘wouldn’t want to get in the middle of that’.

The row over crumbling concrete is growing as schools claimed they filled in safety surveys “months ago”, after the Education Secretary told headteachers to “get off their backsides” and send back the forms.

Some 300 French students wore abayas on the first day of school, days after the Education Minister announced their banning. The issue of what Muslim students are allowed to wear in schools continues to stir debate in France, where reintroducing uniforms will be tested in the autumn.

More than 100 schools are impacted by the Department for Education’s order to close over safety fears