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Abu Dhabi: Up to Dh250,000 fine for Covid violations at schools
For repeat violations, parents can remove their children from the school and demand fee refunds.Read the full article at:Dubai: 10 dos and don'ts for parents when sending kids to school
Parents must be aware of the signs and symptoms of Covid-19 and they should NOT send their child to school if they exhibit any symptoms.Read the full article atSaudi Arabia soon to have branches of prestigious foreign universities
This comes within the framework of the government’s keenness to provide advanced and world class education, keeping pace with the renaissance witnessed by the KAustralia: Education Minister Sarah Mitchell threatens to strip unis of teacher training accreditation
Education Minister Sarah Mitchell wants to “firm up” accreditation of initial teacher education degrees, with no university too prestigious or influential to haUganda: Teachers, Education officials disagree over new curriculum
Teachers and the Ministry of Education officials are speaking at cross-purposes over a compressed curriculum, just weeks to reopening of schools for semi-candidDigital Art Education Tools Encourage Students' Creativity and Curiosity
With the right software and online resources, teachers of visual art and design classes reimagine what it means to learn creatively.Read the full article at:UAE schools start shaping next Mars explorers
New courses and activities were rolled out in classes, aiming to foster a new generation of space enthusiasts, future academics, engineers and astronauts.Read tEducation in NI 'divided and splintered', says Ulster University report
Ulster University researchers say the education system is confusing, socially divisive and expensive.Read the full article at:Minister of Education of Kyrgyzstan commends UAE's humanitarian support
This came as the minister met with Dr Ibrahim Hassan Al Zaabi, Director of the Projects & Programmes Department at the Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan CharitableWB to provide $14.8 m for school sector response project amid COVID-19
A grant agreement has been signed on Monday between the government of Bangladesh and International Development Association (IDA) of the World Bank Group for anDependent on foreign students, Canada universities risk revenues as vaccines lag
Canadian universities are facing a financial crunch amid the COVID-19 crisis, as a drop in foreign enrollment and shuttered campuses dent the bottom line and th'Abu-Ghazaleh Global' and 'Nexus' sign cooperation agreement to promote 'Arabic Fluency Program' in UK and Turkey
The purpose is to cooperate in disseminating the services of the 'Arabic Fluency Program (TAGArabic.Global)' in the UK and Turkey.Read the full article at:Eight new speakers confirmed for GESS Education Global Leadership Summit
The speakers, coming from Italy, Kenya, Nigeria, UAE and UK will share best practices in live panel discussions on the 23rd and 24th of March.
Scotland: Youngest pupils to return to classrooms
The youngest pupils are to return to Scotland's classrooms for face-to-face teaching from next week. The move will see all children in P1 to P3 and those at preLebanon: Artists rise for the LAU emergency financial aid fund
Alumni, faculty artists and friends of LAU donate to LAU ArtsRising online auction organized in aid of students whose education is at risk.Read the full articleHow Can We Better Support Our Students' Emotional Health?
What do students really need and why is it so important to prioritize their wellbeing in times of uncertainty?
UAE principals hopeful on resumption of on-site learning
Heads of educational institutes are eagerly waiting to see students back in classroom again as remote teaching continues.Read the full article at:South Africa: Vandals and storms damage schools, says education department
Provincial departments have, however, made arrangements for learners at some of these schools to be accommodated in neighbouring schools.Turkey partially reopens schools amid vaccination drive
After reopening some schools last September, Turkey went back to distance learning as of late November last year, following a new wave of coronavirus infectionsWales: Home schooling pupils still need laptops, charity says
Drive to make sure lockdown pupils have laptops is still falling short, say charities and teachers.Read the full article at:Northern Ireland: Schools not a 'major source' of transmission
The comments were made in a PHA presentation to education officials and some school principals last week, seen by BBC News NI.Read the full article at:India: Budgeting for joyful, resilient school education
The impact of the disruptions brought by the Covid-19 pandemic on the school education will perhaps be felt by an entire generation of learners.Read the full arWhat will change for students when schools reopen in India?
School Reopening Date, Guidelines & Rules: As schools reopen across India, what changes for students?Public and private schools in Northern Emirates switch to distance learning
All public and private schools and nurseries in Sharjah, Ras Al Khaimah and Umm Al Quwain have resumed distance learning until at least the end of the month.Rea