AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFrance School Protests: Clashes tied to France’s education unrest have kept hundreds of schools closed, with reports of arson and injuries; a 15-year-old in Lens lost his hand after picking up a police stun grenade as protests enter a second week. School Safety & Accountability: Malaysia’s police chief warned that hiding school safety issues can block action, while Johor’s education ministry is upgrading CCTV and reviewing security SOPs after a student death in Yong Peng. Learning Access in Hard Places: Greece’s Kalamos island is set to close its last primary school as students commute by sea and numbers dwindle, highlighting how remote communities lose schooling first. Food Support at Scale: Selangor (Malaysia) will expand its NUTRISEL student nutrition programme to 900+ schools and 900,000+ students, shifting from targeted aid to broader coverage. Higher Ed Quality & Transparency: Vietnam’s education minister urged universities to move beyond enrollment targets, explain student choice and value, and adapt teaching to AI. Youth Voice in Reform: Philippines’ Edcom 2 is consulting youth groups using an arts-based module on literacy, safety, bullying, wellbeing, and media use. School Infrastructure Oversight: In the UK, a zebra crossing outside a primary school was removed after it was installed without being in approved plans, triggering a safety shutdown and scrutiny of coordination.
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