UT martin earns national recognition as special olympics unified champions school
The University of Tennessee at Martin has been named a Special Olympics Collegiate Unified Champion School, a national distinction recognizing its commitment to building an inclusive campus where students of all abilities learn, compete, and lead together.
England needs 1,400 new educational psychologists
Local authorities in England are reported to need to recruit an additional 1,400 educational psychologists to meet the needs of children requiring special care, including those with autism. This step is estimated to cost around £140 million.
Yale report warns of deepening trust crisis in U.S. higher education
A sweeping new report from Yale University delivers a blunt warning: public trust in American higher education is collapsing, driven by soaring costs, opaque admissions practices, and growing concerns over free expression on campus.
Iran shifts to online education
Iran has imposed online education in all universities and schools.
Georgia students protest university reforms as government faces backlash
Students in Georgia are protesting reforms that may close universities and deepen the country’s shift away from Europe.
UK schools are going to include healthier lunches
The food standards in UK school menus are expected to change.
National initiative aims to improve pay and conditions for early educators
Early childhood education plays a crucial role in shaping children’s futures, yet the educators behind it often struggle with low pay and limited support. As awareness grows, new initiatives and research are working to strengthen the workforce and ensure these professionals receive the recognition and resources they deserve.
Türkiye will assess universities based on graduates' employment rates
Türkiye has changed its evaluation approach towards universities.
Smith college ranked among top 25 producers of gilman scholars
Smith College has been recognized as one of the top 25 producers of Gilman Scholars in the United States, with students receiving $171,000 in scholarships to support study abroad opportunities.
China launches national plan to bring AI into education system
China has launched a national plan to integrate AI into all levels of education to boost future skills and competitiveness.
AI use in schools is rising, but security gaps remain
A recent report shows that the use of artificial intelligence among teachers has reached 79%. However, the lack of policies in 49% of schools is raising concerns about potential risks.
Future innovators at Flinders receive scholarships
Flinders University students have been awarded prestigious STEM scholarships this year.
Dallas senior awarded $200,000 Navy ROTC scholarship to attend UT Austin
A Dallas high school student has awarded $200,000 for National Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC) scholarship through the Navy ROTC program.
Spanish or British International Schools in Spain: Which one is the better choice?
To help parents facing this dilemma, here is a detailed comparison of the Spanish education system and British international schools
Education ministry issues “10 Musts” and “10 Don’ts” for school food safety
The Ministry of Education has introduced a set of “10 Musts” and “10 Don’ts” aimed at strengthening food safety management in schools and better protecting students’ health.
17-year-old Bengaluru student dies after failing exams
A 17-year-old second-year Pre-University Course (PUC) student in Bengaluru was found dead at her residence on Thursday afternoon, hours after exam results were announced, police said.
How much does university cost in UK and is it worth it?
Tuition fees for undergraduate degrees in the state and Wales are set to rise by 3% in August 2025, with increases in place.
