Ontario Science Centre Abruptly Closes Due to Roof Concerns
The Ontario Science Centre, a beloved institution, closed its doors abruptly due to concerns over the state of its roof, with the provincial government planning to relocate it to Ontario Place. The closure sparked backlash from families, educators, and community members who gathered to protest and express their disappointment over the abrupt shutdown.
Mother Teaches Children Day Trading as Part of Homeschool Curriculum
A mother named Amanda Custer is homeschooling her children and has incorporated day trading into their curriculum to teach them how to earn passive income. She believes in teaching her children the art of day trading so they can make money from their phones, offering them financial education alongside traditional schooling.
High School Students in Japan Interested in Investing
A survey conducted among high school students in Japan revealed that over 70% of them are interested in investing, and 4.7% have already started. The research was carried out by Studyplus Trend Kenkyujo, focusing on financial education and money among high schoolers in Japan.
OnlyFans, a subscription-based platform, has become a profitable avenue for creators to share exclusive content and has especially gained traction within the adult entertainment industry. Eight OnlyFans models shared their annual earnings, which ranged from $143,000 to $5.4 million.
Low Quota for Foreign Students in Japanese High Schools
A survey by Kyodo News revealed that only 20% of public high schools in Japan have quotas for admitting foreign students in their entrance exams, despite government guidance to implement special entry frameworks.
Soaring Popularity of School Choice Scholarships Amidst Learning Loss
School choice scholarships have become increasingly popular in response to the learning loss faced by U.S. children during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. ACE Scholarships, a nonprofit organization, has reported a record 14,090 scholarships awarded to K-12 children for the upcoming school year, with a significant increase in scholarship applications over the last three years.
Education Officials Considering Evacuating Students in Quake-Hit City of Wajima
Education officials in Wajima, a city on Japan's Noto Peninsula that was hit by an earthquake, are discussing the possibility of moving around 400 students from the city's three public junior high schools to another municipality. The Wajima Municipal Board of Education is conducting a survey of parents to obtain their consent for the potential evacuation.
Unapproved Schools in Louisiana Offer Quick and Inexpensive Diplomas
In Louisiana, unapproved schools like Springfield Prep are offering fast and affordable diplomas to students, sometimes backdating them, and providing services to adults who have been homeschooled. With over 21,000 enrolled students, these schools are designed to cater to individual homeschooling families, but their legitimacy has been questioned.
Cheeky French Rugby Fans Urge Princess of Wales to Divorce Prince William
French rugby fans at the England versus Fiji match in Marseille held up signs encouraging Princess Kate to divorce Prince William. Despite the fans' cheeky behavior, Kate seemed delighted by England's victory and securing a place in the semi-final.
UK Labour Leader Urges Realistic Solutions for Housing Crisis, Conservatives Express Concerns for Green Belt Protection
The leader of the Labour party emphasized the need to address the housing crisis by identifying appropriate locations for construction, potentially reviewing regulations on building in the green belt. However, Conservative MP Gareth Bacon argued that these statements suggested a Labour government would threaten the preservation of the green belt. Former Housing Minister Esther McVey expressed similar concerns, stating that Mr. Starmer could not be trusted to protect the countryside and the valuable green belt, and that reducing housing demand was not a priority for him.
Tim Dakin, an architect and director of BRD studios, has transformed his shed into a fully off-the-grid residence in East Gippsland. The shed is located 7 km outside of Briagolong, making it a comfortable home. Dakin has never had a stable income while working in the arts. Living a more sustainable lifestyle frequently goes hand in hand with reducing expenses and addressing environmental concerns
Northern Ireland pupils receive A-level and AS grades, while those getting vocational qualifications receive BTECs. The overall results show a decrease in the number of top grades compared to last year, although the proportion of top grades is still higher than before the Covid pandemic. However, there was relief as a tense wait came to an end
Emperors Naruhito, Empress Masako and Princess Aiko return to Nasu
Emperor Naruhito, Empress Masako and Princess Aiko returned to Nasu, Tochigi Prefecture for the first time in four years for a summer retreat. Since August 2019, Naruhito, Empress Masako and Princess Aiko had not spent a holiday at the Nasu Imperial Villa before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic
20 years on, teacher’s aide celebrates 20 years of service
The mother of Miss Elissa, a teacher's aide at Buddina State Primary School, has reached a significant milestone of 20 years. She is now a paid teacher's aide for the school's pre-kindergarten preparations of about 100 students. Ms Flannery enjoys a diverse range of work at the school, including reading groups, class activities, and coordinating the Caring Cards