AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSchool Support: Sarawak will give nearly 30,000 Year Six pupils six free books each to strengthen maths, English and science learning. Gujarat is also requiring counsellors and suicide-prevention teams in larger schools. Teacher Accountability: Two teachers in Ghana were arrested over a filmed assault on a 17-year-old; education officials recommended removing them from duty and making them cover the student’s medical costs. International Education: A new report says demand for study in Canada and the UK is falling, while Germany, South Korea and Japan are gaining ground; 57% of surveyed students use AI in their study search. Campus Climate: French students resumed school blockades over education conditions and funding. In Albania, most public university students returned to classes after a two-week boycott, though some disruption continues. University Governance: Delhi High Court temporarily stayed JNU’s dismissal of professor and MP Bimol Akoijam. The order pauses the termination but does not decide the sexual-harassment allegations brought by 11 students.
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