View LGBT education in the UK must not stop with children when adults are part of the problem ǀ View The UK’s track record for the discussion of LGBT+ topics in the classroom remains poor. But all that could change is parents get behind the changes being introduced by the government. 10/04/2019
View Abidjan Principles must pass three crucial tests in order to strengthen right to education ǀ View Increasingly autocratic States are pushing nativist narratives through national curricula, where schools face more centralized political controls and where the academic freedom of teachers is under attack. Are the Abidjan Principles robust enough to support the fight back against these tendencies? 26/03/2019
Romania Teaching young Romanians to fly away from unemployment A school for flight attendants is proving a hit. 21/03/2019
Norway American mathematician Karen Uhlenbeck becomes first woman to win Able Prize Karen Uhlenbeck of the University of Texas at Austin became the first woman to be awarded what many consider to be the “Nobel” of math, which is handed out annually by the King of Norway to one or more outstanding mathematicians. 20/03/2019
USA Hollywood actresses among 40 charged with over US college fraud scheme Wealthy families paid fraudsters to take entry tests or create fake sports profiles to get their children into top universities. 12/03/2019
France 'Sex education is not porn': Instagram backlash after account removal An Instagram account providing sex education with illustrations of body parts was taken down following complaints, then reinstated after receiving criticism for its action. 07/03/2019
View "My dream of a magic school faded... What I want is equality" ǀ View Living with a disability is challenging, and no more so than for 14-year-old Rijad Mehmeti. Living with cerebal palsy in Kosovo, he dreamed of a magic school where he could enjoy his education. Now, he dreams of equality for all children to enjoy their education, regardless of disability. 07/03/2019
focus Building resilience in the face of disaster More than two decades since a devastating earthquake, Focus travels to the Japanese city of Kobe to see how the city has rebuilt itself and find out how it turned the disaster into an opportunity. 27/02/2019
Art and Design Inside Budapest's green new campus It just got the coveted BREEAM certification. 27/02/2019
Aid Zone Malian refugees in Mauritania: education in an emergency context Aid Zone travels to the Mbera refugee camp in Mauritania to see what is being done to educate the refugee minors from Mali in order to protect them from early forced marriage and child labour. 21/02/2019
France French MPs vote for mandatory EU flags in classrooms "Schools are not barracks," said one MP critical of the move. 12/02/2019
USA Are universities discriminating against men? | NBC Left Field Over the past year, the US Department of Education has opened several investigations into universities following complaints that they are systematically discriminating against male students. But is this true? 01/02/2019
Italy Ciao, textbooks! How robots are helping teach at one school in Italy Ciao, textbooks! How robots are helping teach at one school in Italy 02/01/2019
Aid Zone Jordan's school challenge: educating Syrian refugee children with disabilities In this episode of Aid Zone Euronews' Monica Pinna travels to Jordan to look at how the EU and other international organisations are supporting the country's efforts to integrate Syrian refugee children into the national school system. 20/12/2018
learning world Learning in Russia's temples of theatre and ballet In this episode of Learning World, Euronews takes a look at some of the best ballet and theatre schools in Russia and examines how easy it is for foreign students to study such disciplines in the country. 14/12/2018
Inspire Middle East Youth & education, Malala Fund discussed at UAE Knowledge Summit The fifth annual Knowledge Summit took place in the UAE this December, under the banner of ‘Youth and the Future of the Knowledge Economy’. 14/12/2018
Smart Regions EU Education programme trains "energy guardians" to stop waste Smart Regions travels to Hungary to look at a European programme which is teaching students how to better save energy at home and at school. 13/12/2018
learning world Russian universities attract foreign talent In this episode of Learning World, we take a look at the opportunities on offer for foreign students choosing to study in Russia. 11/12/2018
learning world Russian rising: the global demand to learn the language of Tolstoy In this special edition of Learning World, Euronews looks at the global demand to learn Russian and what opportunities are available to students. 07/12/2018
World How can we change the way we teach in schools? Although much has changed technology-wise since the dawn of the new millennium, the way young people are taught in schools has remained something of a constant. Isn't it about time the education system was tweaked for the modern age? 07/12/2018
View The CEU's eviction crosses the EPP's "red lines" | View The EPP has lost their credibility overnight after the eviction of the Central European University from Budapest crossed many of their "red lines". 04/12/2018
learning world Russia: Teaching several languages to primary school children is proving successful There are more than 8,500 Russian multilingual kindergartens and schools all over the world in Europe, Asia, and Latin America. 03/12/2018
Hungary Hungarians march against Soros university closure plans The George Soros-backed Central European University is under pressure to leave Budapest, and many people are unhappy at the government's campaign against it. 24/11/2018
Global Japan Japan: education partner of Rwanda The Global Japan team has come to Tumba in northern Rwanda to discover a school which trains high-level technicians to meet the economic needs of the country. 22/11/2018
View Training to be Magnus Carlsen: How chess makes children smarter | View Players battling it out to be world champion command millions of dollars in winnings and sponsorship. But chess has long been linked to high brain capacity - and could help make children smarter. 19/11/2018
