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A Bengaluru international school's ₹7.35 lakh annual fee for Grade 1 has ignited a debate on affordability and access to quality education. The viral fee structure sparked outrage, with many ...

A Grade 7 student who was hit by falling debris from a high-rise condominium on Tomas Morato Avenue in Quezon City has passed away weeks after undergoing surgery on his head. The father of 12-year-old ...

Grade 7 student CJ Baldonado, one of the kids hit by falling concrete debris in Quezon City, has passed away His father, Jayson, shared an emotional tribute on Facebook, saying the hardest pain for a ...

Thousands of students across the UK will find out what grades they achieved in their GCSE exams today, August 21, as results day arrives. Pupils will find out their grades when they head back to their ...

Tonight, Dave Canales’s club will host an AFC North team for the second time in three weeks. In the final preseason contest for both clubs, the Carolina Panthers will take on the Pittsburgh Steelers.

ZIMBABWEANS have called for the outright ban on touts operating at ranks and streets of Harare after a Grade 7 school girl was raped in a parked kombi at Rezende Parkade last Friday. Initially, the ...

Harare – Two disturbing cases of sexual assault have come to light in Harare, highlighting the vulnerability of women and girls in the city. In the first incident, a 13-year-old Grade 7 learner was ...

Among the many movie traditions (i.e., clichés) running amok in “My Oxford Year” is an incurable and only vaguely defined illness, one that affects a principal character and basically drives the plot.