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Reports indicate that approximately <strong>86%</strong> of children seeking places in public primary schools in <strong>Hong Kong</strong> have secured one of their top three choices, a record high. This comes as the number of applicants has decreased by <strong>16%</strong>, reflecting significant changes in the education system.
The Indonesian Ministry of Education has announced the launch of a program to train 5,777 primary school teachers in English language instruction. This initiative is part of a three-year plan aimed at enhancing teachers' skills in preparation for making English a mandatory subject starting from the 2027/2028 academic year.
The Egyptian Ministry of Education announced urgent measures to cancel evening sessions in primary schools in Assiut. This decision aims to improve educational quality and alleviate the burden on students and parents.
The Education Bureau of Hong Kong has announced the closure of four primary schools out of 15 facing closure due to low student enrollment. Nine other schools are seeking to merge with other educational institutions.
The Ministry of Education in Singapore has appointed four new operators to provide care services following the termination of the Little Professors Learning Centre contract, affecting approximately 1,800 students across eight primary schools. The new services will commence on April 6.
The Angolan government has announced a historic decision to make French language education mandatory in primary schools starting June 2025. This initiative aims to strengthen cultural and economic ties with neighboring French-speaking countries.