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Major new philanthropic commitments back education amid global conflict and pressure on aid systems
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sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ kickstarts Ukraine’s preschool reforms
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Global Youth Ambassadors champion the early years at G20 summit
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A pledge to get all Kenyan girls into school, education aid for Venezuelan refugees and a school with a novel way of tackling plastic waste are in our weekly news roundup.
Brighter future for premature babies: parents praise work of the sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Edinburgh Birth Cohort
Families whose children are part of the study into the effects of preterm birth were at a party to mark another year of groundbreaking research.
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Our news roundup includes pledges by 90 countries to protect children at school in conflicts, youth views on job skills and how life has changed for children since 2000.
Education under attack: 90 countries pledge to make schools safe for children
The right to learn free from fear, violence and military occupation was the focus of the third International Safe Schools Conference in Spain.
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Attacks on schools in several countries, innovative ways to teach children to read and the amazing "walking school bus" are in our weekly news roundup.
School students learn what to do when disaster strikes
Prevention and awareness training is helping children in Lebanon know how to react in the event of conflict or a natural catastrophe.
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Gang violence is keeping children out of school - but there has been a breakthrough moment for the funding of education in emergencies.
Breakthrough moment as EU increases education’s share of humanitarian aid to 10%
sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ campaigns for increased spending on education in emergencies - and European Commissioner Christos Stylianides has consistently delivered and led by example.
US aid cuts could harm education and anti-violence projects in Latin America
Withdrawal of funding will hit programmes that encourage young people to stay in in Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador by making schools and their lives safer.
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Parents keep their children off school after Sri Lanka bombings and Rohingya refugees have 2,000 learning centres - plus more in our news roundup.