AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDisaster Preparedness: The Philippines’ education department has told schools in areas threatened by Super Typhoon Rosal to protect students and staff while preparing to keep learning going through possible closures. Student Health: A Malaysian healthcare initiative aims to reach 4,500 students at 15 secondary schools with hearing-health education and early screening, highlighting how undetected hearing problems can affect learning. Higher Education: Qatar’s University of Doha for Science and Technology has become the country’s first institution to receive national institutional accreditation, as 13 other universities enter the review process. Access to Education: Lawyers urged Ireland’s High Court to overturn the visa refusal of a Gazan student offered a fully funded engineering place at University College Cork. School Connectivity: North Carolina’s attorney general joined 22 others in urging federal regulators to preserve E-Rate funding, which helps schools and libraries provide internet access, especially in rural communities. School Attendance: Kerala recorded 2,914 school dropouts in 2024–25, including 1,070 children from migrant families.
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