Ministers in the UK have unveiled significant education reforms, including changes to how schools receive targeted disadvantage funding, aiming to reduce the achievement gap between pupils from poorer and more affluent backgrounds.

The UK government plans to reassess special needs support for children at the secondary school level, with provisions for those receiving a full package of assistance also set to be tightened.

A fast-spreading measles outbreak has hit several schools in London, leading to hospitalizations, while reports highlight the life-threatening rise of the infectious disease across the UK.

Hong Kong is considering changes to its education policy, aligning its development goals with mainland China, and facing challenges with rising public housing wait times and increased illicit cigarette seizures.

The Dangote Foundation has distributed school materials to pupils in Lagos communities, with plans to expand the program to secondary schools, benefiting over 3,700 students.

Leaked plans suggest a comprehensive redesign of support for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in UK schools, with reviews planned after primary education.

Headteachers in St Albans have banned smartphones in primary schools, citing the damaging effects of social media on pupils and urging parents to support the initiative.

Leaked documents indicate plans for a comprehensive overhaul of support for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in UK schools.

Concerns are being raised about the challenges pupils might face if more Hong Kong schools are allowed to teach in English.