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Removal of masks in classrooms a ‘positive milestone’, Education Secretary says

Students and teachers in secondary schools no longer need to wear masks in classrooms.

The Independent UK

Owens' off the rails CPAC rant

Grizzly mamas and happiness schools: CPAC takes on education

Salon

Making efforts to bring students back home: Minister

Education Minister Audimulapu Suresh on Thursday said Chief Minister Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy was making all-out efforts to ensure the safe return of students from Andhra Pradesh stranded in the strife-torn Ukraine.

The Hindu

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'Educating our children is key in the fight against racist attitudes'

Eva Simpson commends footballer Troy Deeney's campaign to teach youngsters about different ethnic cultures at school. He launched a petition and wrote an open letter to Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi

Daily Mirror

Footballer Deeney welcomes response to calls for teaching of more diverse topics

The Secretary of State for Education has opened a line of dialogue with Birmingham City captain Troy Deeney.

The Independent UK

Police probe shows Missouri data weakness existed a decade before Post-Dispatch exposed it

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — A police investigation released Monday shows that a flaw in a Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education webpage had been in place since 2011 and that no one had noticed the flaw until a St. Louis Post-Dispatch journalist pointed out the weakness.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Plans to extend school day to help pupils left behind due to Covid reportedly SCRAPPED

The Education Secretary is planning to roll out a targeted pack of tuition will be rolled out for struggling pupils, while older students who need to catch up will be given extra hours in class

Daily Mirror

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Consent education to be added to Australian school curriculum from next year

Almost a year after an online petition gained thousands of signatures, state and federal ministers unanimously agree to make consent education mandatory in all Australian schools from 2023.

ABC News

Commentary: The mask debate has created a toxic political situation that is scaring off teachers

We face an educational reckoning if steps are not taken to address the teacher shortage in the United States. But how can we attract teachers when education has become so politicized?

Chicago Tribune

Ukraine-Russia tension: Minister enquires about Andhra Pradesh students’ safety

Education Minister Audimulapu Suresh on Tuesday enquired about the well-being of students from Andhra Pradesh who are pursuing their higher studies in Ukraine in view of the ongoing tension between the Ukraine and Russia.

The Hindu

‘Still in process’: PM denies plans to sack Education Minister Alan Tudge

A spokesman has denied that the Prime Minister is ready to sack Alan Tudge, after allegations that he had an “abusive” relationship with a staffer.

The New Daily

Stalin urged to convene national meet on education

Coalition stresses the need to address impact of pandemic

The Hindu

Poorer GCSE pupils in North East trailing behind richer peers due to 'dismal' education gap

Sunderland, Middlesbrough and Hartlepool were all found to have over half of its pupils living in long-term poverty

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Bhumi puja performed for college building

Finance Minister Buggana Rajendranath and Education Minister Adimalapu Suresh conducted bhumi puja for the construction of a new building for Silver Jubilee College and an administrative building for

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How to find advanced topic information for GCSEs and A-Levels as exams return for 2022

Advanced information for summer exams can now be easily accessed online. Education authorities hope the information will help students prepare for exams, while a union has criticised the 'late' move

The Independent UK

GCSE critics do not understand value of exams, says Gove

The Levelling Up Secretary says ‘anti-rigour’ arguments have resurged in the education sector during the pandemic.

Evening Standard

Nadhim Zahawi: Exams will not be axed unless there’s a public health emergency

Exams will be cancelled this summer only if there is a “public health emergency”, the Department for Education pledged today, with Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi, saying he “firmly intends” exams will take place.

Salon

From CRT to book bans: What's next?

The attack on CRT isn't about teaching history. It's about the right's desire to destroy public education

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Proposal to set up 200 new junior colleges, says Minister

Education Minister Audimulapu Suresh on Friday said the answer sheets of the Intermediate first year examinations would be evaluated in online mode to ensure transparency and accountability. Speaking

The Hindu

Complete teacher promotions, transfers by June, says Jagan

He directs officials to implement reforms in tune with National Education Policy

Wales Online

Government to launch new register for children not in school in England

The move forms part of the 'levelling up' education plan

Daily Mirror

Blanket ban on mobile phones in English schools ditched in Government U-turn

Former Education Secretary Gavin Williamson pushed for a ban on mobiles last year - but the move has been abandoned

The Independent UK

Betsy DeVos supports Michigan school choice ballot drive

Former Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is backing a Michigan ballot drive to let students attend private schools and pay other educational expenses with accounts funded by donations that would be tax-deductible

ABC News

Tasmania's Education Minister ill with COVID on holiday in France a week out from school returning

Tasmania's Education Minister is isolating with coronavirus in France just days out from the start of the school year, with Premier Peter Gutwein saying he is "happy to have a debate" about her right to take an "appropriate break".

ABC News

Review of Brisbane's Citipointe Christian College ordered over 'distressing' enrolment contract as lawyer questions its legal basis

Citipointe Christian College's enrolment contract demanding families denounce homosexuality and subscribe to traditional gender roles is condemned by the Queensland Education Minister and questioned by an LGBT advocate and lawyer.

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