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coronavirus5 months ago

#COVID-19 shines a light on inequality, Britain's elite Eton College says

The coronavirus outbreak will usher in profound change akin to the societal transformation that followed the two World Wars because of mounting anger about inequality, said...
coronavirus5 months ago

#COVID-19 - #DigitalLearning needs to benefit all children when schools close

As of mid-April, UNESCO estimated that 190 countries had closed schools nationwide because of the COVID-19 pandemic, affecting more than 90% of enrolled students worldwide. While some schools...
coronavirus5 months ago

#Coronavirus - UK minister says no decision on reopening schools has been taken

British Education Minister Gavin Williamson (pictured) said on Sunday (19 April) that no decision had been taken on when to reopen schools, as the coronavirus lockdown...
China5 months ago

#Huawei Europe showcases EU science

To mark its 20th year in Europe, the Chinese global leader in mobile technology, Huawei, is opening a worldwide audience to share knowledge. More than 20...
Education6 months ago

EU school scheme: €250 million for fruit, vegetables and milk for the school year 2020/2021

Today (31 March), the Commission published the budget for the EU school scheme for the 2020/2021 school year: €145 million is allocated to the distribution of...
Education6 months ago

Extension of #Erasmus+ #European Solidarity Corps #Horizon2020 and #EICAccelerator deadlines for submission of applications

As a result of difficulties experienced by applicants due to the Coronavirus outbreak, the Commission has extended the deadlines for submission of applications under the Erasmus+...
Conservative Party6 months ago

British schools struggle to stay open amid #Coronavirus outbreak

Schools across Britain are struggling to stay open today (18 March), with some forced to partially or fully close as staff and students stayed at home...

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