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The Sarawak government announced that 4,694 students are benefiting from the Free Higher Education Program, with expectations to increase the number to 10,000 this year. The initiative aims to enhance higher education in the state through several educational institutions.
The Port Said Governorate has announced the launch of free educational convoys aimed at high school students for the year 2026. This initiative seeks to enhance academic performance and improve examination results by providing various lessons and educational courses.
The Batang district government in Indonesia has announced a free educational program aimed at children who have dropped out of school, targeting around two thousand children in its initial phase. This initiative seeks to address the pressing issue of student dropout rates in the region.
The North Sumatra provincial government in Indonesia celebrated National Education Day 2026 by organizing a major educational exhibition in Deli Serdang, where a free education program was launched in affected areas.
In a significant move, Indonesia has announced the establishment of popular schools aimed at children deprived of education. This announcement coincides with the National Education Day celebrations, highlighting the struggles many children face due to poverty.
The Jordanian Ministry of Education has announced the launch of a free school transport project in Ma'an, aimed at improving the educational environment and facilitating students' access to their schools. This initiative is part of the government's efforts to enhance the quality of education in remote areas.
In a small village in Central Java, the School of the People has transformed the life of an orphan named Julio, who faced hardships after losing his father. Thanks to his grandmother's efforts, Julio has returned to education, bringing hope back to his family.
A new report from UNESCO reveals that the number of children not enrolled in schools has reached <strong>273 million</strong> globally, highlighting a decline in educational access. Human Rights Watch calls for a treaty to ensure free education at all levels.
The Indonesian Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Kutchon Ahmad Shamsurial, announced the easing of land requirements for building community schools during his visit to a comprehensive community school in Banjarbaru. This initiative aims to accelerate educational programs in regions facing administrative and technical challenges.
Indonesian Minister of Social Affairs, Saifullah Yusuf, announced the initiation of a public school project covering 9.6 hectares in East Ogan Komering Ulu. This initiative aims to enhance free education for children from low-income families.
The Palembang city government has announced plans to build a public school at the Sri Mulyono Air Base, set to open in June 2026. This initiative aims to provide free education for children from low-income families.
The Indonesian Ministry of Social Affairs has announced a comprehensive evaluation of the 'People's School' program in Malang as part of efforts to combat poverty and enhance education. This evaluation follows presidential directives aimed at improving education quality and providing equal opportunities for children from poor families.
Indonesian Deputy Minister of Public Works, <strong>Diana Kusumastuti</strong>, has called for an increase in the number of workers involved in the construction of <strong>People's Schools</strong> to expedite their completion and enhance educational quality across the country.
Recent social media rumors claim that former Indonesian President <strong>Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono</strong> and Infrastructure Minister <strong>Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono</strong> support replacing the free nutrition program with free education. Investigations have revealed these claims to be false.