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One setting in Scotland created a dedicated block-play area so children could fully immerse themselves in the imaginative activity, discovers Annette Rawstrone

"Lay a Strong Foundation for All Children"

Children from low-income and rural families are most likely to miss out on pre-primary education. Private pre-primary schools are concentrated in urban areas with higher-income families, where schools are more easily guaranteed adequate income. In 2019, the adjusted net attendance rate in schooling of 5-year-olds in Uganda was more than 17 percent higher for children in urban areas than in rural areas, and 49 percent higher for those in the richest quintile than those in the lowest-income

China Man Ruptures Son's Spleen Over Math Problem

The spleen can burst easily, which can occasionally result in life-threatening haemorrhage and the necessity to remove it, according to medical professionals.

China boy suffers ruptured spleen after father hurls pomegranate at him over homework

Chen's frustration boiled over when Liangliang struggled with a math problem. Initially, the boy appeared unharmed, but the next day he was rushed to the hospital in pain, where doctors diagnosed his ruptured spleen, a potentially life-threatening condition.

Frustrated China father launches pomegranate at primary school son over homework 'shortcomings', ruptures boy's spleen

Hong Kong doctors must be 'vigilant against upsurge' of whooping cough cases after Covid-19: authorities

Hong Kong records uptick among semi-private schools seeking to raise annual fees

Govt rolls out printed Arabic language, Islamic textbooks

Number of mainland Chinese 1-way permit holders joining Hong Kong schools jumped most on record last year

According to official data, 6,831 students joined Hong Kong’s primary and secondary schools from October 2022 to September 2023, coinciding with border reopening.

Child psychologist: 'Scot Gov oversees cruelty' through its policies