Eco-Innovation This gorgeous sustainable school keeps students cool in 45 degrees Deep in the Indian desert, this amazing elliptical school is a sustainable masterpiece. 12/06/2022
Smart Regions How 'RoboCoop' is teaching the next generation of STEM innovators? Smart Regions heads to Bratislava, Slovakia, to see how a European project called RoboCoop is inspiring the next generation of innovators. 06/06/2022
United Kingdom UK launches visa scheme for 'elite' university graduates The new 'high potential individual' visa category will let eligible applicants go to UK without a job offer. 30/05/2022
Culture news Activist Malala Yousafzai wins 2022 Cannes LionHeart Award The award is given to recognise people harnessing their position to make a positive change in the world. 18/05/2022
Smart Regions Beech Power: the project protecting Europe's native forests Europe’s ancient Beech forests are one of the best natural resources we have when it comes to tackling climate change, but they also face a combination of threats. An EU project has made it a priority to preserve what's left. We’ll be seeing what’s being done to preserve these precious ecosystems? 09/05/2022
euronews WITNESS New life, new school: France welcomes Ukraine's refugee children Around two million children have fled Ukraine since Russia's invasion in February. Most are now living in other EU countries. Witness travels to France to see how schools in the country are helping Ukrainian minors adjust to their new surroundings. 06/05/2022
Eco-Innovation This underwater plant absorbs carbon 30 times faster than a rainforest One environmental charity wants to repopulate the UK’s coasts with this carbon-capturing plant. 03/05/2022
USA ‘Libs of Tiktok’: Twitter account targets LGBT+ teachers in the U.S. A popular Twitter account with over `1 million followers is targeting teachers promoting LGBTQ+ rights and inclusive education in the U.S. 02/05/2022
Angola The Camunga Symphony Orchestra - More than just a musical education The Camunga Symphony Orchestra in Luanda is changing Angolan students' lives. It provides food and musical education, helping to keep kids off the street and changing their lives. 29/04/2022
focus Digital School aims to educate 1 million refugees over next five years In this edition of Focus, we take a look at how Dubai is bridging the gap to make education more accessible to refugees and underprivileged children – with the help of digital technology. 26/04/2022
Living Meet the young pirates protecting the ocean from plastic pollution ‘Captain Fanplastic’ is one of the semi-finalists in the Afri-Plastics Challenge awarding environmental programmes in Africa. 24/04/2022
Climate Environmental journalists on what was missing from their schooling As the UK announces a new climate change GCSE, our team reveals what they wish they’d learnt at school. 21/04/2022
Green News Here's what 4 teenagers think about the UK's new climate change exam Exclusive or accessible? Here’s what young people feel about the new Natural History GCSE. 21/04/2022
Hear Taylor Swift's Shake it Off: A masterclass in Latin grammar A newly-published textbook for Latin teachers encouraged them to use 21st-century references to bring language-learning alive. One of the examples was Taylor Swift. 07/04/2022
Afghanistan Dozens protest in Kabul, demanding the Taliban reopens girls’ secondary schools. "Why is it happening to them just because they're girls? Why can't they be studying? Why can’t they be learning?” 27/03/2022
real economy The scandal of child poverty in Europe - are governments doing enough? One in four children living in Europe is at risk of poverty and social exclusion. The EU’s Child Guarantee initiative aims to end this by putting into action the European Pillar of Social Rights on Childcare and support to children. 23/03/2022
Afghanistan Taliban orders middle and high schools for girls to close It happened on the first day of Afghanistan's new academic year. 23/03/2022
Women Beyond Borders This 23-year-old woman is Afghanistan’s first female tour guide This International Women's Day we're celebrating Fatima, Afghanistan’s first female tour guide. 08/03/2022
Sci-tech Tomorrow's leaders: the women training for tech's top jobs Sci-Tech looks at a female leadership initiative aiming to empower some of Europe’s most talented young women. 07/03/2022
Scenes The alternative schools offering new horizons to children in Malaysia "I want all the children without documents and without education to be given a chance to go to school." 28/02/2022
Ocean Why is ocean literacy key to protecting our marine ecosystems? Ocean travels to Malta and the Netherlands to meet the enthusiasts attempting to raise public awareness about the health of our seas and the marine environment. 22/02/2022
Ocean 'Every second breath you take comes from the ocean,' says expert "If it wasn't for the ocean, climate change would be much worse because of higher CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere," says Malta's Ocean Ambassador Alan Deidun. 22/02/2022
Europe News Belgian teachers protest working conditions and financial cuts The demonstration in Brussels gathered teachers and school staff from the French-speaking region of Wallonia. 10/02/2022
Partner content Schools against discrimination: How Special Olympics movement is bringing wind of change The Special Olympics (SO) movement is leveraging the role of schools to boost inclusion through its Unified Schools programme. 09/02/2022
focus Re-working the working week In this Focus, we look at the recent shift in the UAE to move to a shorter workweek. 03/02/2022
Africanews The Piano with the first Black Steinway certified technician in Africa (INSPIRE AFRICA) So I want to have more people living in Africa, being certified Steinway technicians and having nice careers in music and servicing all our pianos. We do have pianos; we have a lot of pianos. .. So if we have more people doing it, there's really less reason to not just tune pianos" Tshepiso Ledwaba 29/01/2022
