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Indonesian students walking and biking to school, encouraged by Education Minister Abdul Mu'ti for energy efficiency.
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Education minister urges students to walk or bike to school

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Education Minister Abdul Mu'ti has urged students living near their schools to walk or bike there to support President Prabowo Subianto's energy efficiency campaign. The appeal was made in Jakarta on Monday, March 30, 2026.

Schools in at least six Argentine provinces, including Tucumán, Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Mendoza, Neuquén and Tierra del Fuego, reported graffiti threats of shootings in bathrooms over the last 72 hours. Authorities deployed police operations and activated safety protocols while investigating a possible viral social media challenge. No threats materialized into violent incidents.

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Distribution of Grade 10 textbooks has stalled because many schools failed to submit reports on student numbers and books received. Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) says only 1,213 out of over 23,000 schools have provided the data. Director Charles Ong’ondo blames inaccurate school data as the main issue.

Grillska high school in Uppsala is providing free student caps to all third-year pupils, alleviating financial strain. The decision by Stadsmissionens skolstiftelse has been warmly received by students.

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The National School Chess League (NSCL) 2026 has begun onboarding schools across India through a free digital program. Headed by World Champion Gukesh, the initiative provides structured chess education with interactive lessons and competitions. Schools and individual students can register online at no cost.

The Department of Education announced that early registration for public school students nationwide begins today and runs until February 27 for School Year 2026-2027. It covers entrants to Kindergarten, Grades 1, 7, and 11. This process helps schools assess expected enrollment and resource needs.

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Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has announced that Grade 10 students in under-enrolled senior schools will be transferred to other institutions starting next week. With 92 percent of learners already reporting to school, the government is ensuring seamless learning despite textbook delays. School principals face dismissal if they refuse admission due to lack of fees or uniforms.

 

 

 

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