AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoGirls’ Education: Young advocates in Ghana called for greater investment in schooling, healthcare and protection, warning that climate disasters can push girls out of class and into early marriage. Student Protests: In Albania, anti-corruption demonstrations over education and jobs escalated, with the Education Ministry set ablaze. Learning Support: New Zealand schools and early-childhood centres still had 4,551 children waiting for specialist help in September; one child waited 448 days. Conflict’s Toll: War has damaged 436 schools and educational facilities in Lebanon, affecting 100,000 students. School Funding: An Ohio appeals court ruled the state’s private-school voucher system unconstitutional; officials plan to appeal. Skills Reform: Nigeria’s government plans to shift tertiary curricula to 80% practical learning and 20% theory to better prepare students for work. Girls Shut Out: More than 2.6 million girls in Afghanistan have been barred from education since 2021, UNICEF says.
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