AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSchool Policy: England plans to require schools to keep pupils from accessing phones during the school day from September 2027, while Telangana will introduce a 10+2 school structure next academic year. Access and Equity: UNESCO warns that Afghanistan’s continuing ban on girls’ education risks leaving the country without a generation of professionals. In the US, a proposed federal rule could end automatic eligibility for free school meals for 1.78 million children; it is not yet final. Higher Education: Atlantic Canadian universities have lost nearly half their international students since federal restrictions began in 2024, with enrolment down 18% in the latest year. Scotland, meanwhile, has launched a £65 million fund to help university-linked companies attract investment. Early Learning and Skills: Kuwait has launched a reading initiative for kindergarten children, and Malaysia’s Selangor state says its 2027 budget will prioritize TVET and STEM participation, teacher development and education access.
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