AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoNEET Fallout in India: Former Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said “some people tried to mislead Gen Z” during NEET protests, defending his July 25 resignation and telling students the post “was not important” to him. Disability Access in Fiji: A new rights baseline study says children with disabilities still face gaps in healthcare, therapy and school access, with transport barriers, inaccessible buildings and too-small disability allowances. Funding Pressure on UK Charity: Rosemount Lifelong Learning warns it may be forced to close as energy bills soar, calling the costs “unsustainable” and blaming delays in getting solar support. War and School Safety: Pakistan urged UN action to protect educational facilities in Sudan, arguing education must be treated as a central humanitarian priority. Career Pathways in Mississippi: The Mississippi Department of Education launched a “Classroom to Career” network to map careers from kindergarten through high school and expand work-based learning. Digital Education Push (Uganda–Netherlands): Kampala International University and Utrecht University launched a digital education summer programme focused on skills, critical thinking and inclusion. Local Learning Support (Gaza): Saudi aid opened “Makkah School” in southern Gaza to restart safe learning for war-affected children.
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