The Citizen3h
Baboon brutally beaten, burnt to death by schoolchildren near Delmas
The baboon’s journey through Pretoria was monitored with the hope that he would make his way to a troop near Bronkhorstpruit.
The festival fighting back against 'maths anxiety'
The festival in the Guildhall has students from more than 15 schools in the north west taking part.
Daily Monitor6h
Aliker hopes for slam-dunk hit with poetry in the north
On December 18 last year, Slam Poetry was launched in Gulu City. It was the first slam poetry for secondary school children ...
The Guardian Nigeria8h
Revving up efforts to boost students’ practical skills, employability
Concerned by the parlous and worrisome state of education in the country, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu last year vowed to turn around ...
'We don't want to strike but we need to do it'
"Striking has been really hard. I'm pregnant and it's not a great time of year to be standing outside on a picket line," she ...
The failure of COVID emergency funds for schools should serve as a cautionary tale
Despite an unprecedented amount of money spent through ESSER funds, student achievement continues to plummet, leading to a ...
'Inadequate' school to be transferred to new trust
A secondary school rated as inadequate in a recent inspection is set to be transferred to a new trust. Oakbank Secondary Free ...
If Trump moves to eliminate the Education Department, Project 2025 tells what to expect next
Project 2025, a controversial initiative by the conservative Heritage Foundation from which Trump appears to be taking his ...
England plans to make academies follow the national curriculum – but it’s been getting more prescriptive for years
The government should publish a recommended curriculum that, crucially, schools are not bound in law to follow.
Absenteeism remains high and Texas schools want the state’s help to keep students in the classroom.
In a typical school week, Delaila Constante makes more than a dozen calls to parents of students who are frequently absent ...
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NHS Ayrshire and Arran issues HPV vaccine warning to parents
Parents of secondary school pupils in NHS Ayrshire and Arran are being asked to look out for vaccine consent forms being sent home.
sec-ed3d
Supporting refugees in secondary schools
Thousands of refugee children come to the UK. What psychological and mental health challenges will these students face?