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Bangladesh to reopen schools, colleges from September 12
Students belonging to grades 12, 10, and 5 would need to attend classes daily as schools and colleges reopen from September 12, Education Ministry Dr Dipu MoniSharjah opens seven new private schools
A top official at Sharjah Private Education Authority (SPEA) said that the new schools, which includes one with an Australian curriculum, represent a qualitativIndia: PM Modi to launch several education initiatives on 7 September
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be addressing an education conference and launch multiple education initiatives on Tuesday including one to facilitate corporaDubai: University awards 50% scholarship to top-performing students
Among the most promising students enrolled on the university’s undergraduate programmes is one, enrolled on BSc AI and Computer Science.Read the full article atCovid-19-induced slowdown disrupts young Africans' jobs and education
People surveyed said the pandemic caused substantial disruptions to their schooling, emphasising the need for more computers and internet access in Africa for oThe Pleasure of Drawing
Award winning traditional artist Charles Harris talks about the importance of art education, the challenges and satisfaction involved particularly in drawing
Australia: Plan to keep schools open includes ventilation and testing
Education experts want a national plan for ventilating schools and testing teachers as communities learn to live with the coronavirus, with doctors backing callMalta: Back-to-school plans are ready, waiting health approval says Education Minister
Plans to reopen schools are already in place but haven't been announced because they are awaiting approval from health authorities, the Education Minister has sEducation crisis looms in Latin America in wake of pandemic
Closure of schools due to pandemic has aggravated social inequality in the region.Keeping schools in Europe open 'vital', warn WHO and Unicef
The World Health Organisation and Unicef have called on European countries to keep schools open despite the pandemic, by making teachers a target for vaccinatioGuidelines in Dubai schools revised; quarantine period for close contacts reduced
Dr Hanan Obaid, director for Health Policies and Standards Department, Health Regulation Sector, said: “Our aim is to protect the health and wellbeing of studenSchools in Bahrain ready to resume classes
Bahrain's schools are ready to welcome students and teachers back after a lengthy break.Students in UAE can collect free books from BookHero in Dubai
All students from any educational institution in the UAE can pick up a total of four educational books per student, for free, until September 4 from BookHero atChina bans exams for six-year-old school children
The education ministry says excessive exams are affecting the physical and mental health of pupils.Read the full article at:7 Easy Hacks to De-stress Throughout the Day
While stress is an inevitable part of life, managing stress is key in keeping us healthy and ready to take on the new academic year and challenges.
Women allowed to study but no coeducation in Afghanistan
The Taliban's acting higher education minister, Abdul Baqi Haqqani, said on Sunday that women will be allowed to study at universities but there will be a ban oBig repetition problem at schools in South Africa: report
Many students in South Africa’s school system have had to repeat a grade, placing significant fiscal strain on the education system. Read the full article at:New Media Academy hails successful first year promoting opportunities for Arab world’s digital economy and empowering its cadres
The New Media Academy, the first of its kind in digital media in the Middle East, has completed its first year of operations with qualitative achievements and pSaudi Arabia: Students from intermediate and secondary levels resume in-class education
This marked the start of an exceptional academic year with the constant support of the wise leadership in ensuring a smooth and unaltered education process.ReadInternational Aid Is Required To Support Education In The Pacific Islands Due To School Shutdowns
Across the Pacific Islands, school closures have been part of a multifaceted COVID-19 response plan to curb the spread of the virus.Read the full article at:'Technology can unlock an education revolution'
The education sector must respond to young people’s growing digital savviness and ultimately enhancing the learning experience.Read the full article at:Jordan: Education systems need to combine standardised and non-standardised tests
How does this educational attainment affect participation in the labour market? What are the social outcomes of education?England: Lack of psychologists hits pupils with special educational needs
Councils are struggling to complete children’s education, health and care plans before the new school year because of a shortage of specialists.Read the full ar