AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoStudent Safeguarding: Dubai’s education authority is requiring private schools and online providers to appoint safeguarding leads, train staff and track reported incidents. The measures address gaps highlighted by a survey in which 73% of bullied students said they had told no one. School Reform: Vietnam’s education ministry has proposed giving students at specialized high schools a broader academic foundation before they focus on advanced subjects; parents are seeking clarity on when changes would affect current applicants. Higher Education: Louisiana education chief Cade Brumley will become president of the University of Louisiana system on Dec. 1, moving from oversight of more than 660,000 K–12 students to a system serving 76,000-plus college students. Free Education: Papua New Guinea’s education department says it has transferred the full K904 million in 2026 subsidies to schools and reminds them they cannot charge unauthorized fees or turn students away for non-payment. Early Learning: Odisha’s Children’s Day festival promoted play-based learning and responsive parenting, with officials urging fathers to take a more active role in childcare. Skills Training: The University of Kigali opens registration Nov. 16 for AI and cybersecurity certification courses developed with CyberPro Global.
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