Schools
Only 38.5 percent of students at Ängelholm School in Helsingborg can apply to high school
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Only 38.5 percent of ninth-graders at Ängelholm School in Helsingborg meet the eligibility criteria to apply for upper secondary school. This figure is far below the national average of around 85 percent. The school faces challenges with low grades in core subjects like Swedish, mathematics, and English.
Left Party demands closure of entire Engelska Skolan
The Left Party demands the closure of the entire Engelska Skolan chain following reports of misconduct. Party leader Nooshi Dadgostar describes it as a scandal that cannot continue. The demand arises amid an investigation into a specific school in Uppsala.
Chilean senate processes bill on school coexistence
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The Chilean government is advancing a bill in the Senate to improve school coexistence amid a record rise in complaints about violence in schools. While the initiative aims to set a new standard, it faces criticism for lacking resources and teacher support. Experts debate its potential to strengthen educational democracy.
Addis Abeba education bureau rolls out cluster classes
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Addis Abeba's Education Bureau is launching a new initiative to cluster top-performing secondary students from public and private schools for joint Saturday classes. The program will start next week and operate at 57 sites across the city.
Ministry works on affordable school fees for 2026 CBC transition
The Kenyan Ministry of Education is developing a revised fee structure for senior schools as Grade 9 learners prepare to advance to Grade 10 in 2026 under the Competence-Based Curriculum. Officials emphasize affordability to ensure equitable access for over one million students. The structure will account for specialized pathways like STEM and arts.