A Mostra-Ateliê Internacional "Mosaico de Traços, Palavras e Matérias" abriu em Ipuã, SP, conectando a educação local à experiência de Reggio Emilia, Itália. O evento celebra a infância como tempo de criação e conhecimento, com participação de autoridades e educadores.
Ukraine's military intelligence (HUR) revealed Russia is expanding "Russian Houses" in 8 African nations, alongside arms supplies, as part of a hybrid warfare strategy targeting youth. These centers, run by Rossotrudnichestvo and linked to Wagner/Africa Corps, promote Russian culture and language but also recruit for military service, with some Africans ending up on front lines in Ukraine.
Segunda fase da Operação Nacional Mulher Segura resultou em 630 prisões de suspeitos de violência doméstica em todo o Brasil. Na Paraíba, prisões ocorreram em Lagoa Seca e Campina Grande, com um dos presos já condenado a 25 anos.
A survey by Beacon Group reveals over 90% of mainland Chinese families relocating to Hong Kong via talent visa schemes prioritize their children's education. Nearly 80% moved when their children were in upper secondary school.
Adolescente de 17 anos denuncia estupro coletivo em Contagem (MG) após suspeitar de bebida adulterada em encontro com 8 amigos. Quatro adolescentes são investigados por ato infracional análogo ao estupro. Caso tramita em sigilo.
Hong Kong issued its first black rainstorm warning of the day at 12:55 PM on Thursday, prompting the suspension of afternoon classes. The Hong Kong Observatory warned of flooding risks as very heavy rain exceeded 70 mm per hour.
Hong Kong issued a red rainstorm warning amid heavy downpours, prompting the Education Bureau to suspend afternoon classes. The Hong Kong Observatory warned of flooding risks, with clearer skies expected by Friday afternoon.
Bilal Kreidi, a 16-year-old Syrian student in Germany, won first place nationally in the Mathematical Kangaroo competition. He has since launched a popular TikTok channel simplifying math lessons for students.
The University of Hong Kong (HKU) and the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) are now in the top 20 of the QS World University Rankings, a first for the city. CUHK notably jumped from 32nd to 18th, driven by improved employer reputation and research performance, making Hong Kong's higher education system the most improved in Asia for the second year.
Arielson Moraes Rosa, 18, suspeito de quatro homicídios, morreu em confronto com o Grupamento Tático Aéreo (GTA) no bairro Fonte Nova, em Santana. Ele havia fugido de um centro de internação e integrava organização criminosa.
Rahul Gandhi addressed students in Kota, India's coaching hub, criticizing the education system as a 'rejection system' that causes stress. He urged students to dream beyond conventional careers and highlighted the immense family expenditure on exam preparation.
Matt Wrack, general secretary of the NASUWT teaching union, believes Andy Burnham is Labour's strongest candidate to defeat Reform in a general election. Wrack expressed deep concern over Reform's potential impact on education and trade unions, citing hostility from Reform councillors. He also called for more robust change from Labour than currently seen, particularly on academisation and SEND provision.
Matt Wrack, general secretary of the NASUWT teaching union, believes Andy Burnham is Labour's strongest candidate to defeat Reform in a general election and potentially lead the party. Wrack expressed deep concern over Reform's potential impact on education and trade unions, citing hostility from Reform councillors. He also criticized the current Labour government's continuation of Tory policies on academisation and SEND provision.
The UK government will issue a full apology for historical forced adoptions in England, where an estimated 185,000 babies were taken from mothers post-WWII. Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson confirmed the apology, calling it a "shameful period".
A Harvard graduate's speech highlighting the importance of opportunity over innate talent has reignited discussions about Singapore's competitive education system and whether it adequately supports students whose abilities develop later.
Le gouvernement est critiqué pour son manque d'anticipation face à la canicule qui pourrait entraîner le report des oraux du baccalauréat. Les chefs d'établissement s'inquiètent des contraintes logistiques et de l'impact sur le calendrier des examens.
Hong Kong's leader, John Lee, plans to expand a proposed university town near the mainland border to over 1,000 hectares, integrating education with industry and innovation. Beijing's endorsement highlights its role in economic and tech development.
The UK government will issue a full state apology to those affected by historical forced adoptions in England. Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson confirmed the apology, calling it a "shameful period" in UK history, with the Prime Minister expected to make further statements.
Moscow has established its first booth at the Beijing International Book Fair, showcasing over 300 books by nearly 200 Russian authors. China represents over two-thirds of Moscow's book export deals, highlighting a strong strategic partnership.
Uzbekistan is preparing for its first-ever FIFA World Cup match against Colombia, with nationwide anticipation building. Schools, parks, and stadiums are being set up as viewing areas, and businesses are organizing early morning gatherings for employees to watch the game together.
Le ministre de l'Éducation nationale annonce l'interdiction des téléphones portables dans les lycées dès le 1er septembre, sous réserve de la publication de la loi. Une autre proposition vise à interdire les réseaux sociaux aux moins de 15 ans, en attente de la Commission européenne.
The Trump administration is dismantling the Education Department by reassigning critical oversight responsibilities for special education to HHS and civil rights enforcement to the Department of Justice. Critics warn of negative impacts on underserved students and families.
England is proposing minimum grade requirements, like a GCSE English pass, for students to access government loans for higher education. This could block over 30,000 students annually, disproportionately affecting those from poorer or non-traditional backgrounds, and potentially harming universities reliant on such enrollments.
Gangwon Education Superintendent Shin Gyeong-ho was sentenced to a suspended jail term in his appeal for illegal election campaigning and bribery, maintaining the original ruling. He was found guilty of promising public office appointments in exchange for cash and resort stays, leading to a sentence that could invalidate his election.
