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£55m Childcare Subsidy Expansion in Northern Ireland
The Northern Ireland Childcare Subsidy Scheme will expand to include primary school children from September 2025, increasing the number of beneficiaries by 60% to roughly 24,000 children, thanks to a £55 million investment announced by Education Minister Paul Givan.
£55m Childcare Subsidy Expansion in Northern Ireland
The Northern Ireland Childcare Subsidy Scheme will expand to include primary school children from September 2025, increasing the number of beneficiaries by 60% to roughly 24,000 children, thanks to a £55 million investment announced by Education Minister Paul Givan.
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40% Bias Score
BBC Announces Plan to Tackle UK's Crisis of Trust
BBC director-general Tim Davie will announce plans to combat a crisis of trust in UK society by expanding fact-checking, countering disinformation, enhancing local journalism, and using AI in education, aiming to become a global leader in trusted information and improve digital access by 2030.
BBC Announces Plan to Tackle UK's Crisis of Trust
BBC director-general Tim Davie will announce plans to combat a crisis of trust in UK society by expanding fact-checking, countering disinformation, enhancing local journalism, and using AI in education, aiming to become a global leader in trusted information and improve digital access by 2030.
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44% Bias Score
France Proposes Quotas to Boost Female Representation in Engineering Schools
French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne proposes quotas in preparatory classes for scientific fields to increase female representation in engineering, aiming for 40% by 2027 and 50% by 2030, addressing a 25% female presence that has remained unchanged for two decades.
France Proposes Quotas to Boost Female Representation in Engineering Schools
French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne proposes quotas in preparatory classes for scientific fields to increase female representation in engineering, aiming for 40% by 2027 and 50% by 2030, addressing a 25% female presence that has remained unchanged for two decades.
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52% Bias Score
Amsterdam Schools to Phase Out External Teacher Hiring
Amsterdam's primary schools, encompassing over 4,600 full-time positions across Amsterdam, Weesp, Diemen, and Duivendrecht, are phasing out external teacher hires to improve education quality and save money, with the goal of prioritizing permanent staff and reducing the reliance on temporary workers...
Amsterdam Schools to Phase Out External Teacher Hiring
Amsterdam's primary schools, encompassing over 4,600 full-time positions across Amsterdam, Weesp, Diemen, and Duivendrecht, are phasing out external teacher hires to improve education quality and save money, with the goal of prioritizing permanent staff and reducing the reliance on temporary workers...
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40% Bias Score
NEU to Challenge Supreme Court Ruling on Transgender Toilet Access in Schools
Britain's largest teaching union, the NEU, will campaign against a Supreme Court ruling defining sex biologically, advocating for trans women's access to women's toilets in schools and potentially providing legal assistance to affected teachers.
NEU to Challenge Supreme Court Ruling on Transgender Toilet Access in Schools
Britain's largest teaching union, the NEU, will campaign against a Supreme Court ruling defining sex biologically, advocating for trans women's access to women's toilets in schools and potentially providing legal assistance to affected teachers.
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64% Bias Score
Ethikon Institute Launches, Addressing AI's Ethical and Legal Challenges
The Ethikon Institute, launched in October, held its first public event yesterday in Athens, Greece, at the Lascaridis Foundation Historical Library, bringing together experts to discuss the ethical and responsible use of artificial intelligence, highlighting the need for a clear legal framework and...
Ethikon Institute Launches, Addressing AI's Ethical and Legal Challenges
The Ethikon Institute, launched in October, held its first public event yesterday in Athens, Greece, at the Lascaridis Foundation Historical Library, bringing together experts to discuss the ethical and responsible use of artificial intelligence, highlighting the need for a clear legal framework and...
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36% Bias Score
Argentina Tightens Immigration Rules, Restricting Healthcare and University Access for Foreigners
Argentina's President Milei proposed stricter immigration rules, including mandatory health insurance for tourists, barring entry for those with criminal records, charging temporary residents for healthcare, and potentially charging tuition to foreign university students.
Argentina Tightens Immigration Rules, Restricting Healthcare and University Access for Foreigners
Argentina's President Milei proposed stricter immigration rules, including mandatory health insurance for tourists, barring entry for those with criminal records, charging temporary residents for healthcare, and potentially charging tuition to foreign university students.
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56% Bias Score
Andalusian Teachers' Strike Highlights Systemic Issues in Public Education
In Andalusia, over 30,000 temporary teachers started an indefinite strike this Wednesday, protesting unfair stabilization processes and demanding better support for students with special needs, causing significant disruptions to public education.
Andalusian Teachers' Strike Highlights Systemic Issues in Public Education
In Andalusia, over 30,000 temporary teachers started an indefinite strike this Wednesday, protesting unfair stabilization processes and demanding better support for students with special needs, causing significant disruptions to public education.
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40% Bias Score
Sharp Rise in German School Absenteeism Leads to Increased Parental Fines
German school absenteeism leading to parental fines increased sharply; North Rhine-Westphalia saw a 45% rise in five years, reaching 8076 cases in 2024. Reasons include family issues, mental health problems, and parental choices, with fines ranging up to €2500.
Sharp Rise in German School Absenteeism Leads to Increased Parental Fines
German school absenteeism leading to parental fines increased sharply; North Rhine-Westphalia saw a 45% rise in five years, reaching 8076 cases in 2024. Reasons include family issues, mental health problems, and parental choices, with fines ranging up to €2500.
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40% Bias Score
Berlin Teachers' Strike Disrupts Exams Amidst Demands for Smaller Classes"
Berlin's Senator for Education criticized the GEW's planned three-day teachers' strike from May 13-15, disrupting Abitur and MSA exams, while the GEW seeks smaller classes and better working conditions, facing challenges due to Berlin's membership in the Tarifgemeinschaft deutscher Länder (TdL) and ...
Berlin Teachers' Strike Disrupts Exams Amidst Demands for Smaller Classes"
Berlin's Senator for Education criticized the GEW's planned three-day teachers' strike from May 13-15, disrupting Abitur and MSA exams, while the GEW seeks smaller classes and better working conditions, facing challenges due to Berlin's membership in the Tarifgemeinschaft deutscher Länder (TdL) and ...
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52% Bias Score
China Launches Nationwide Lifelong Learning Initiative
China's 400 universities launched 700 lifelong learning projects, including online courses on digital technology and rural revitalization, available to all demographics, aligning with the 20th National Congress's goal of a learning society and the recent launch of a dedicated online platform with 1,...
China Launches Nationwide Lifelong Learning Initiative
China's 400 universities launched 700 lifelong learning projects, including online courses on digital technology and rural revitalization, available to all demographics, aligning with the 20th National Congress's goal of a learning society and the recent launch of a dedicated online platform with 1,...
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44% Bias Score
Ransomware Attack Targets Canadian School Board Despite Previous Ransom Payment
The Toronto District School Board is facing a second ransom demand after a December 2024 data breach involving PowerSchool, which had already paid a ransom, revealing the limitations of this approach to data security.
Ransomware Attack Targets Canadian School Board Despite Previous Ransom Payment
The Toronto District School Board is facing a second ransom demand after a December 2024 data breach involving PowerSchool, which had already paid a ransom, revealing the limitations of this approach to data security.
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28% Bias Score
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