Early Childhood Workforce Recognition: Australia’s Childcare Alliance marked Early Childhood Educators’ Day, spotlighting the 200,000+ educators shaping children’s early emotional and social development. Student Support & Re-Engagement: A Swindon psychologist launched Pivot Psychological Services to help young people return to mainstream education or thrive in alternative provision. Access to Schooling for Girls: Bangladesh’s education minister said the government will distribute bicycles to secondary schoolgirls to boost female education. AI in Classrooms (and its risks): A JanAI report found 72% of Karnataka government teachers are positive about AI, but training, institutional support, and student over-dependence plus privacy concerns remain major worries. Scholarships Deadline Extended: India’s Ministry of Education pushed the NMMS 2026-27 application deadline to Sept. 30. Afghan Girls’ Education Continues: SOLA opened a permanent school in Rwanda after fleeing Afghanistan, keeping girls’ learning going despite ongoing danger. School Transport Strain: Parents in Galway say about 40 children were refused bus places, leaving families scrambling each school year. Educator Pipeline: Kentucky’s “Grow Your Own” program welcomed new future educators through a partnership with Western Kentucky University. Textbook Correction: South Korea’s Education Ministry ordered a correction to a middle-school textbook’s Korean flag image after public backlash. Higher Ed for Jobs: Sri Lanka’s AI Academy partnered with Tomorrow University to offer German-recognised AI degrees via a work-study model.