Tag: Public Schools
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Pilot intervention study: food and nutrition education and psychoeducation among elementary school students in grades 4 to 6
Overview of the Study This article summarizes a pilot intervention conducted in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, Mexico, where public elementary schools hosted a combined program of food and nutrition education and psychoeducation for students in grades 4 through 6. The study aimed to assess feasibility, acceptability, and preliminary effects on knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors related to healthy…
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Tragic incident outside Sydney school leaves 5-year-old girl dead after ute collision
Incident details A five-year-old girl died after a ute collided with her scooter outside Rouse Hill Public School in Sydney’s north-west. Emergency services were called to the Clower Avenue location around 3:45pm on Thursday following reports of a crash involving a pedestrian and a vehicle. The child was pronounced dead at the scene, and authorities…
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DepEd Caraga Implements Work-From-Home as Precaution After Siargao Quake
Regional safety measure after Magnitude 6.0 earthquake near Siargao The Department of Education (DepEd) Caraga Regional Office announced a regional work-from-home arrangement for all personnel on October 17 as a precautionary response to a magnitude 6.0 earthquake that struck near Siargao Island early Friday. The directive reflects a broader safety-first approach as authorities monitor aftershocks…
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Bulacan Boosts Earthquake Readiness Amid Oct. 16-17 Class Suspension and Building Inspections
Bulacan ramps up earthquake preparedness as classes suspended The Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (PDRRMC) of Bulacan convened an emergency meeting to reinforce the province’s disaster response systems and readiness. In tandem with the Provincial Government, the council focused on strengthening evacuation procedures, improving coordination among local governments, and ensuring the structural safety…
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Bacolod Public Schools Quake Damage Assessment After 5.8
Overview: Quake prompts suspension of face-to-face learning Following a magnitude-5.8 earthquake on Monday, October 13, Bacolod City officials extended the suspension of face-to-face classes in all public schools on Tuesday, October 14. City leaders cited visible damage to some structures and the need for a comprehensive safety check before students return to classrooms. The decision…
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Bacolod Public Schools Damaged by 5.8 Quake – Safety First
Overview: Quake Impacts Public School Infrastructure in Bacolod The Oct. 13 magnitude-5.8 earthquake prompted immediate safety concerns in Bacolod City, where the local government extended the suspension of face-to-face classes in all public schools. City leaders and emergency management teams are prioritizing student protection as they conduct rapid damage assessments across the school network. While…
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The Start of the School Year for 150,000 Students in Bergamo
Introduction to the New School Year in Bergamo This year marks the beginning of a new school year for over 150,000 students in Bergamo, comprising both state and private institutions. The anticipation in the air is palpable as students, parents, and teachers gear up for what promises to be an exciting academic journey. With 124,614…
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New School Year Begins for 150,000 Students in Bergamo
Introduction to the New Academic Year The new school year has officially begun for over 150,000 students in Bergamo, encompassing both public and private schools. This marks an exciting milestone for the community as children return to classrooms filled with anticipation and new opportunities for learning. Enrollment Numbers and Statistics In public schools alone, there…
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Impact of Teacher Boycotts on Schools in Romania
Overview of the Situation In recent weeks, the education sector in Romania has been under scrutiny due to actions taken by teachers. Protests and boycotts have raised concerns among parents and students alike. However, a recent announcement from the Ministry of Education provides clarity on the situation. Current Status of Schools According to the Ministry…