AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRefugee Education Crisis: UNHCR says 5.8 million refugee children were out of school in 2025, with funding cuts threatening worse gaps, especially at secondary level. Higher-Education Expansion: Ukraine’s Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv plans to add Bahasa Melayu (and possibly Tagalog) to its Southeast Asian language offerings, building on earlier Indonesian studies. Language & Heritage Research: India’s Ministry of Education approved a Centre of Excellence for Classical Pali at Central University of Odisha, alongside similar centres for other classical languages. School Access & Transport Finance: NCBA Bank Uganda and MAC East Africa launched a partnership offering up to 100% financing for school buses, easing upfront costs for learner transport. Student Progress Rules: Delhi University granted a one-time exemption from a 28-credit promotion requirement for the 2025–26 NEP batch. School Safety: Indiana will launch a statewide anonymous school safety tip line in January 2027, with 24/7 monitoring for participating K-12 schools. AI in Education: Indonesia reported only about 25% of schools offer coding and AI electives, pushing for earlier AI exposure starting in grade 5 alongside teacher training. Education Protests in France: Students and supporters protested across France over overcrowding, dilapidated schools, and teacher shortages, with thousands arrested.
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