14-year-old Amelia fell ill from not drinking water due to strict toilet rules at her school, run by Athena Learning Trust. Hundreds of parents campaigned against the trust's "authoritarian" discipline, leading to the trust's decision to disband and transfer its schools.
Thousands of talibés, young Qur’anic students, are forced to beg daily in Senegal, often facing abuse and exploitation by some marabouts who profit from the practice. Human rights groups highlight this as human trafficking, while government efforts to end it are deemed limited and ineffective.
Upstate New York's Salamanca city central school district halted a $60,000 program to deploy a humanoid robot teacher's aide, 'Sally,' in high school classrooms after public outcry. The robot from Realbotix was intended to assist instructors and teach students about robotics.
Colt Gray, 16, who pleaded guilty to 55 counts including murder for the Sept. 4, 2024, Apalachee High School shooting, discussed his online fame with his mother in jail calls, prompting her ban from contacting him. Sentencing hearing reveals planning and idolization of mass shooters.
Philippine Defence Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. warns of potential grey-zone influence and disinformation through Chinese academic exchanges, citing Jinan University's role in training language teachers in Manila, linked to a recent Batanes Islands sovereignty controversy.
Salamanca High School in New York introduces a humanoid robot and AI teaching assistant, sparking criticism from teachers and Native American residents over dehumanization, cultural insensitivity, and privacy concerns.
A 10-year-old girl in Muzaffarnagar died by suicide after her teachers allegedly beat and publicly humiliated her over a suspected ₹10 theft. Police registered an FIR against two teachers, Savita and Rajeev, under BNS Section 107 for abetment of suicide, while the education department launched an internal probe.
Victorian teachers and education support staff are striking statewide today, their second major action this year, after rejecting the state government's latest pay offer. The Australian Education Union is pushing for a three-year deal and workload alleviation, citing staff shortages as a key concern despite a significant pay increase offer.
Victorian state school teachers and educators will hold a second major strike on Thursday after union members rejected the government's latest pay offer, citing excessive workloads and insufficient funding. The action follows a previous strike in March and will disrupt classes statewide.
Mississippi teachers, like eighth-grade English teacher Candace Hamberlin, are under immense pressure as standardized test season approaches, grappling with low student engagement and poor reading scores. While elementary schools show a "Mississippi Miracle" in literacy, older students struggle, mirroring a national decline in reading performance exacerbated by digital tools and pedagogical debates.
Cases of "sadistic online exploitation," where predators coerce vulnerable teens into producing CSAM, self-harm, or suicide attempts, have surged globally, with NCMEC reporting a 125% increase in 2025. Perpetrators use gaming and social media, often forming online networks, and target children with mental health issues.
Nigeria's military announced the rescue of 44 pupils and teachers abducted two months ago from schools in Oyo state. The operation, which involved multiple security agencies and local vigilantes, resulted in arrests and the dismantling of a criminal network. Families expressed relief but also highlighted the harrowing ordeal and the need for enhanced school security measures.
Delhi schools will conduct 'good touch and bad touch' awareness sessions throughout July as part of a city-wide campaign to enhance child safety under the POCSO Act. Child protection committees will be established in all schools, and staff will receive training.
A 14-year-old student in Anekal, Bengaluru, died by suicide after allegedly facing humiliation at her school. She left a note citing distress and unfair blame, and had reportedly complained to the headmaster about teachers targeting Class 8 students. An assistant cook has been removed from her job following student testimonies.
Laverne Cox's memoir, 'Transcendent,' chronicles her harrowing childhood as a gender non-conforming child in Alabama, facing abuse from her mother and societal prejudice. It details her journey to acting success, highlighting her resilience against discrimination and personal trauma.
Government figures show a 4% decrease in school suspensions (913,000) and a 9% drop in permanent exclusions (9,900) in England for 2024/25. While rates fell in secondary and special schools, they rose in primary schools. Persistent disruptive behaviour remains the main reason for suspensions.
Babbel, a language learning app, is offering significant discounts to specific groups. Healthcare workers, military personnel (active duty, veterans, and families), and teachers can receive 60% off a six-month subscription by verifying their credentials through ID.me. The app emphasizes practical conversation and grammar, developed by linguists, with short lessons.
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A survey of 278 teachers in Daegu revealed that 88.8% believe student smartphone use infringes on teaching rights and 79.5% feel it negatively impacts classes. Most teachers found current school management methods ineffective and called for unified regulations and strengthened guidance rights.
Finn Wolfhard, now 23, reflects on the jarring transition to celebrity at 13 after Stranger Things aired. He discusses the challenges of public scrutiny, fan expectations, and the unique experience of growing up on screen, while also detailing his burgeoning music career and future acting aspirations.
A survey reveals nearly 60% of Hong Kong parents misunderstand invasive meningococcal disease, mistaking it for a common cold. Doctors urge increased awareness and vaccination ahead of summer travel.
Teachers in England will get a 3.5% pay rise in Sept 2026 and 3% in Sept 2027, exceeding inflation. The government offers £1.8bn support, but schools must fund 1% of the rise. Unions criticize the partial funding, considering strike action.
Teachers in England will get a 3.5% pay rise this September and another 3% next year. The government will provide £1.8bn over two years to fund these increases, but unions warn schools must cover nearly a third of the cost from existing budgets, potentially leading to job cuts.
Teachers in England will get a 3.5% pay rise from September, with 3% next year, funded partially by schools' existing budgets. The DfE also announced curbs on top academy trust leaders' pay. Unions, including the NEU, are considering strike action, citing real-terms pay cuts and budget pressures.
