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- 1Russia to expand patriotic teaching in kindergartens●Russia's education ministry to strengthen state propaganda in kindergartens: teaching the annexation of Crimea and "patr
Russia's education ministry is moving to strengthen state propaganda in kindergartens, with plans to teach young children about the annexation of Crimea and instill what officials call patriotic feelings. A ministry statement indicated that fostering patriotism in preschoolers is considered more important than teaching letters and numbers. Critics view the move as an intensification of ideological indoctrination of children under the banner of patriotic education.
- 2Ukraine's Education Ministry issues guidance on running schools during blackouts▼How educational institutions should operate during power outages — the Ministry of Education and Science has issued recommendations
Ukraine's Ministry of Education and Science has issued recommendations on how schools and other educational institutions should operate during power outages. The guidance comes as scheduled blackouts continue to disrupt daily life across the country. It is expected to cover class organisation, safety and continuity of learning when electricity supply is cut.
- 3Ukrainian teachers may receive extra payment of 2,600 hryvnias●Доплата для вчителів: хто може отримати 2600 грн В Україні з 1 вересня зросли зарплати педагогів зросли на 20%. Деякі вч
Teachers' salaries in Ukraine rose by 20% from September 1, and some educators can also qualify for a special additional payment of 2,600 hryvnias. The Ministry of Education and Science explained who is eligible for the supplement, and the news is being discussed as teachers and the public seek details on the new pay conditions.
- 4Education Minister Meets Guatemalan Delegation●Minister of Education and Vocational Training receives delegation from Guatemala
The Minister of Education and Vocational Training received a delegation from Guatemala. Details of the meeting, including the delegation's composition and the topics discussed, have not been made public. The announcement was carried by the Sahrawi news agency, suggesting an official exchange between the ministry and the Central American visitors, but no outcomes or agreements have been reported so far.