Saturday, 25 April 2026 — Key updates and insights from the education sector
The recently published law offers more flexibility in urban safety measures and increased protections for school staff. This is crucial for ensuring a safer learning environment.
A public notice has been issued for training projects aimed at ATA staff, with deadlines approaching. Schools should act quickly to secure funding for essential skills development.
A court ruled against a student with severe dyscalculia who was failed despite her condition. This raises important questions about support and assessment for students with special needs.
For the first time, student councils are being actively involved in shaping national education guidelines. This shift could empower students and improve engagement.
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