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US Students Flee to UK Universities Amid Growing Academic Unrest at Home 21.07.25More American students than ever are turning to the UK for higher education, with applications rising nearly 14% to a record 7,930 for the 2025–26 academic year – the highest number since 2006. The spike comes amid mounting frustration over…
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India’s Smaller Cities Join the Global Education Wave 14.07.25The dream of studying abroad is no longer limited to students in India’s major metropolitan centres. A new wave of ambition is emerging from the country’s smaller cities and towns, as increasing numbers of young people set their sights on…
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Swiss Boarding Schools: Why They Stand Out on the Global Stage 07.07.25Switzerland has long been home to some of the world’s most respected boarding schools, combining academic excellence, small class sizes, and breathtaking natural surroundings. But what continues to attract families from across the globe? A History of Distinction While many…
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UNESCO Highlights Gender Gaps in Education 30.06.25The UNESCO Global Education Monitoring (GEM) Report 2024-25, released on 5 June 2025, shines a spotlight on persistent gender disparities in education and leadership worldwide, including in India. Despite progress in access to education, the report reveals troubling gaps in…
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Drop in International Students Sparks Concern for UK Boarding Schools 23.06.25UK boarding schools are experiencing a notable decline in international student numbers, with figures down by approximately 14% since 2020. The number of overseas pupils has fallen from around 29,500 before the pandemic to an estimated 25,500 today – a…
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Estonia’s Education Revolution: Equity, Trust, and Teacher Autonomy Drive P.I.S.A Success 27.05.25Estonia has emerged as Europe’s top performer in the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) rankings, overtaking Finland in key areas like maths, science, and creative thinking. In an interview, Education Minister Kristina Kallas credits this success to Estonia’s deep…
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Harrow School to Open Campus in America 20.05.25Harrow School is set to open its first U.S. campus in Oakdale, Long Island, New York, this September 2025. The new co-educational campus will serve students from grades 6–12 (UK Years 7 to Sixth Form), marking a significant expansion for…
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Gangalidda Language Revitalisation in Australian Schools 20.05.25Mayarr Yanner, a 22-year-old Gangalidda woman, has returned to her hometown of Burketown in Queensland’s Gulf of Carpentaria to teach the Gangalidda language at Burketown State School. As a child, she questioned the relevance of learning Japanese in school; now,…
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International Students Key Role in Canada’s Economy 13.05.25International students play a crucial role in strengthening Canada’s economy, innovation, and research capacity, but recent government policy changes risk undermining these benefits. Despite contributing over $37 billion to Canada’s economy in 2022 and supporting research in key areas like…
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