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15-Year-Old Detained After Eleven Injured Outside Manisa High School
Eleven people, reportedly students, were wounded and two remain critical after a shooting outside the Inci Uzmez high school in Manisa; a 15-year-old
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Over 280,000 Gaza Children Return to Class, Damaged Schools Threaten Recovery
More than 280,000 pupils resumed classes in Gaza, but many schools are damaged, host displaced families and lack desks and other basics.
Chief Justice Orders 50,000 Rupees Aid After Widow Wins 3,000-Rupee Race
A court order directs 50,000 rupees to Ramabai Ranveer after her viral barefoot 3km win, drawing attention to gaps in education support.
Three Die in Philippines School Shooting, 16-Year-Old Suspect Found Dead
A school in Banga, South Cotabato recorded three fatalities, including a 16-year-old suspected shooter, and at least eight pupils were wounded.
Father Jailed After Threatening to Behead Teacher, School Staff Placed Under Protection
A man received six months in jail after threatening to behead a primary school teacher in Le Fauga. The teacher is on sick leave and under protection.
UK Awards 68 Nigerians Chevening and Commonwealth Scholarships, Cohort Heads to UK
Twelve Nigerians won Chevening awards and 56 secured Commonwealth scholarships to pursue master's and PhDs at UK universities in 2026.
ZeroBionic Builds Robotic Hands, Lets Deaf Students Learn Alongside Peers
ZeroBionic's $350 mechanical hand converts teachers' speech into sign language on the fly, deployed in 78 Kenyan schools with 92% accuracy.
England Holds PISA Scores, Validates STEM Focus and Gives Schools Credit
England’s 15-year-olds kept reading, maths and science levels against 90 countries, backing recent STEM emphasis while stark gaps remain.
Al-Mughayyir School Erects Barbed Wire After Three Pupils Killed, Parents Hesitate
After three pupils were killed this year, al-Mughayyir's headteacher fenced the school and parents fear sending children to class.
Clothing Coventry Cuts Families' School Uniform Costs by £69 on Average
Clothing Coventry handed out 15,005 uniform items and saved families an average of £69 ahead of term, helping more than 2,700 children.
Austria Bans Headscarves For Girls Under 14 As Schools Reopen
A new law bars Muslim head coverings for pupils under 14 in public and private schools, a move framed as protecting girls but criticised as
NTA Leak Forces Mass NEET Retest, Education Minister Resigns
A leaked medical entrance exam forced more than two million students into a retest and prompted the federal education minister's resignation.
King’s College Concession Faces Parent Opposition Despite N100bn Endowment
Parents and other stakeholders at King’s College, Lagos, are opposing a proposed concession to the alumni association despite a planned N100 billion endowment fund.
Gaza Students Celebrate Tawjihi Results Despite Israel's Genocide
Gaza students celebrated Tawjihi results after completing exams under distressing conditions amid Israel's genocide.
Slum2School Green Academy Reaches Top 10 For World’s Best School Prize
Slum2School Green Academy in Saga Island, Epe, is the first Nigerian school shortlisted among the Top 10 for the World’s Best School Prize.
NEDC Mega Schools Aim To Narrow Adamawa’s Rural-Urban Education Gap
The North East Development Commission says new mega schools in Guyuk, Song and Mubi South bring classrooms, staff quarters, solar power and water.