AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFoundational Learning: In the Philippines, 75% of Grade 1 pupils are struggling readers, while 45% of learners in Grades 1–3 lag in reading; education officials are urging stronger early-years teaching. Climate & Schooling: A senator has called for localized decisions on class suspensions as the country prepares for El Niño, citing 20 lost teaching days per public elementary school last year and reading setbacks after closures. School Meals: Assam teachers warn some schools may halt midday meals because government funds are months overdue and suppliers are no longer extending credit. University Access: Active Indian student numbers in the US fell 13.5% in a year to about 317,000, with the sharpest decline in master’s programmes. Student Protests: More than 100,000 students rallied across Germany against education cuts and proposed conscription, demanding greater investment in schools and public services. Recovery Accountability: Jamaica’s PNP youth group is pressing for a public dashboard detailing hurricane-damaged school repairs, costs, contractors and completion dates.
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