AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoGreece: Around 10,000 people marched in Athens, with rallies nationwide, demanding more public education funding, smaller classes, better facilities and affordable student housing. The peaceful protests also called for higher wages and relief from rising living costs. France: Student protests over neglected schools, staff shortages and overcrowded classrooms continue alongside wider unrest. The government has proposed 3,000 substitute teachers, but experts warn that deeper staffing and working-condition problems remain. England: A government-backed review found three in five Jewish students had experienced antisemitism and urged schools and colleges to adopt 27 recommendations, including targeted staff training and clearer reporting. The teaching union says adopting the IHRA definition could constrain legitimate debate. Serbia: Thousands welcomed marching students in Belgrade ahead of Sunday’s election, as a youth-led movement challenging Aleksandar Vučić’s rule makes its final push. Vučić has pledged to end politics in schools and universities.
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