Political parties in Sweden have been discussing the mechanics of running the country’s free schools.
Teaching unions and the Education Minister in Honduras are not seeing eye to eye, say reports.
More than half of Paraguay’s school pupils do not complete nine years of basic education, says a new report.
Ecuador is making strides to improve its higher education by investing in the sector.
UNESCO’s director has spoken out about the relationship between education and religion.
A national association for tutors is being planned in a bid to improve the consistency of tutoring.
Jamaica must invest in early childhood education if it is to have an educated society, says an MP.
French education unions may strike over a move to deliver more lectures in English in French universities.
Young people in the UK are reading more via electronic devices than traditional books, says a new study.
A new law has been signed in the Philippines to extend the basic education curriculum.
The number of primary school places in Dubai will need to be doubled by 2024 to meet demand. 
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