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The National Achievement Survey has unveiled the picture of the current school education system. The survey was conducted “to evaluate students’ progress and learning competencies as an indicator of the efficiency of the education system.” Held in over 720 districts of India, rural and urban, the survey findings are concerning as a constant decrease was found in the average

This summer, Worthington Schools is continuing to pave the road to post-pandemic academic recovery by engaging students through multiple programs.

The prize recognizes promising unpublished writers in short fiction and poetry.

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Williamstown Rural Lands (WRL) announced that Robin Sears has been selected as its new Executive Director.   Sears is an interdisciplinary scientist whose...

Kartikeya Singh, a graduate of The Fletcher School at Tufts, invests funds in green energy projects to reduce climate change.

Santa Barbara Channelkeeper testing and resources are often an important bridge between public observations and official response

The pursuit of an education has taken Yidi Hou to places and cultures that five years ago she could have not imagined.

Panshanger Park People & Wildlife Officer Jo Whitaker explores what's to see in the Hertfordshire park at this time of the year - from snowdrops to wildlife.

An era of more than 70 years is coming to an end with the decision by the Field Studies Council to sell Orielton Field Centre in south Pembrokeshire.

An era of more than 70 years is coming to an end with the decision by the Field Studies Council to sell Orielton Field Centre in south Pembrokeshire.