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On a visit today to Broken Hill Deputy Premier of NSW and Minister for Education and Early Learning Prue Car reassured the community they would be fully consulted on the next steps for Willyama High School, once the assessment of the school site is completed.

Ms Car toured the three Broken Hill schools that had taken in students from Willyama, after the school site was closed for safety reasons by the NSW Department of Education, following a mold outbreak during the summer holidays.

Accompanied by the Member for Barwon Roy Butler, Ms Car noted that the community has a strong

When Maree MacDermid drives her son Joseph to school in the morning, it’s “like dropping him off to family”.

“Every staff member in this school knows Joseph. They know how he communicates. They know his challenges,” she said.

Joseph, 16, lives with severe intellectual disability, hearing and

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Ruchika M Khanna

Chandigarh, March 4

As Finance Minister Harpal Cheema is ready to announce his Budget proposals for 2024-25, all eyes are on him to see if and how the government will try to woo voters with sops ahead of the Lok Sabha elections.

Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann last week hinted that there would be no new taxes imposed on people. The announcement of Rs 1,000 assistance to be given to women over 18 years of age in the Delhi Budget today has raised expectations of all to see if a similar announcement will be made

We realize that Indonesia must make a big leap

Jakarta (ANTARA) – Education, Culture, Research and Technology Minister Nadiem Anwar Makarim has highlighted the need for a big leap to improve the quality of education in Indonesia and create competitive human resources.

“We realize that Indonesia must make a big leap. We want to improve the quality of education,” he said at the Week of Indonesia-Netherlands Education and Research event here on Tuesday.

One of the examples of the government’s big leaps for improving the quality of education in Indonesia is the Independent Curriculum (Freedom Curriculum) and Freedom to Learn

​While the United States is a leading destination for international students, the international education sector lacks a unified national strategy, relying instead on a decentralized network of state and federal agencies, non-profit organizations, and institutions.

In partnership with ACE and nine other higher education organizations, IDP Connect has launched a survey to identify collective priorities to ultimately design a comprehensive national strategy for international education.

Higher education leaders, including executives at higher education organizations, as well as campus presidents, provosts, deans, vice presidents, trustees, directors, and senior international officers are encouraged to complete the survey. Responses are due Dec. 22.

From an all new “Mukyamantri Mahila Samman Yojna” to funds for e-buses, Mohalla clinics, the maiden budget by Delhi’s Finance Minister Atishi had a hint of being an election budget and continued efforts for forward looking schemes.

Presenting the state’s economic health, Atishi estimated a budget of ₹76,000 crore for the year 2024-25, which is 1.47% higher than the Revised Estimates of ₹74,900 crore of the year 2023-24. Atishi said that the Budget of ₹76,000 crore during the year 2024-25 is proposed to be mainly financed from own resources.

The major highlight of the budget by Aam admi party again

Universal, all-day kindergarten could be coming to schools in Winnipeg’s Louis Riel School Division (LRSD) as its draft budget for the upcoming year includes a plan to expand.

School board officials say it will help parents with child-care and students with learning; however, it does come at a price.

That’s because homeowners in the LRSD could be facing a larger than-normal property tax hike, with part of that going towards expanding to all-day kindergarten.

“We decided to go a little higher to provide something extra for our community,” said Chris Sigurdson, vice chair of the LRSD