AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 minutes agoEarly Literacy: The Philippines’ education commission says 75% of Grade 1 pupils are struggling readers, urging stronger links between early-childhood programs, kindergarten and primary school. It also estimates 2.2 million pupils in Grades 1–3 need support. University Access: Cambridge plans to accept India’s CBSE Class XII qualification for some undergraduate courses, opening a route for Indian students to enroll at 18. School Funding: Jeonnam-Gwangju will provide 10 billion won toward a school-meal funding shortfall, with the remaining 6.9 billion set for next year. Labour Deal: A tentative agreement with Nova Scotia school support workers averted a planned strike, keeping schools open. Student Protests: Demonstrators across Italy called for more education funding and affordable housing, citing high tuition and unsafe school buildings.
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