education

Education news in Cyprus, covering schools, universities, examinations, teaching and policy, including issues affecting students, families and educators.

Economy

Education support workers to march to Presidential Palace today

Police warned of traffic disruption in Nicosia on Thursday afternoon, when workers on support programmes run by the Ministry...
Opinion

Greek classes but no childcare: A bureaucratic barrier to social integration

When the State offers language courses to non-native residents, it does so with a clear policy objective: to foster...
Events & Activities

Who benefits from your data? Italian philosopher brings question to Paphos

Italian philosopher Maurizio Ferraris will give a public talk in Paphos on Tuesday, November 3 on how the economic...
Economy

Heritage Private School re-awarded prestigious British Council International School Award for 2026–2029

The Heritage Private School of Limassol is delighted to announce that it has once again been awarded the prestigious...
World

Europe’s next Erasmus+ programme: What could change for Cyprus’s youth?

Today the European Parliament voted in favour of the report on the proposal for a regulation of the European...
Local

Four University of Cyprus medical academics among world’s top scientists

Four academics at the University of Cyprus Medical School rank among the top 5 per cent of scientists worldwide...
Local

Organisation of the Blind accuses Education Ministry over unsafe minibus

The Pancyprian Organisation of the Blind has accused the Ministry of Education, Sport and Youth of putting blind trainees...
World

Europe’s protest wave: Why France, Belgium and Milan are boiling over and where it could spread next

Student anger, rising living costs and frustration with public services are converging in the streets, that being said, Europe’s...
Local

Childcare rules leave mothers struggling to attend state Greek lessons

Mothers attending state-run Greek language courses in Cyprus face barriers to continuing their education after being barred from bringing...
World

‘Our land, our Albania’: young lawmaker demands new future as protests rage 

Marjana Koceku's life changed last year when Prime Minister Edi Rama hand-picked her to run for Albania's parliament, one...
World

Thousands march in Albanian capital as anti-government protests spread

Thousands of young Albanians marched through Tirana on Friday, breaking some windows and traffic lights on the fourth day...
Local

Schools swamped by prefab classrooms, Audit Committee hears

The Education Ministry has been installing prefabricated classrooms at schools without the planning permission they require, parliament’s Audit Committee...
World

Pakistan school roof collapse kills 27 students, one teacher

At least 27 students, most of them below the age of 13, and one teacher were killed on Thursday...
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