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France has ordered annual school-based November 11 ceremonies, while teachers’ unions challenge the balance between historical learning and official remembrance. Nationwide results are not yet known.
Brazil reports 32% preliminary absenteeism on Enem 2026’s first day. Expanded registration cannot alone show how many candidates actually took the exam.
Kenya has advertised 7,720 permanent teaching vacancies to replace departing staff. The vacancies are not evidence of 7,720 additional positions in the school system.
A fire at Kim Liên Secondary School’s temporary campus killed a sixth-grade pupil. Authorities are investigating the cause as on-site classes stop and remote lessons are arranged.
The Philippines has set out three routes for suspending in-person classes and a way for schools to reopen early. The hazard thresholds and detailed procedures are still being finalized.
Decree 353/2026 took effect on November 1 and sets rules for universal preschool for ages five to six, compulsory primary and lower-secondary education, and literacy programmes. Its impact will depend on local implementation and support.
UNICEF and Save the Children issued guidance for schools facing a possible strong El Niño. Their 347-million estimate describes children in forecast-risk areas, not confirmed school closures or learning losses.