How 'RoboCoop' is teaching the next generation of STEM innovators?
Smart Regions heads to Bratislava, Slovakia, to see how a European project called RoboCoop is inspiring the next generation of innovators.
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UK launches visa scheme for 'elite' university graduates
The UK government launched a new visa scheme on Monday aiming to attract what it calls "high potential individuals" to work in Britain.
France's maths problem: Students lag behind other EU countries
Multiple studies show that French students aren't learning maths as well as they used to. Compared to other European nations, France came in last in a recent study on the maths level of 600,000 students. On top of that, many French students have decided not to take maths classes. At the baccalaureat level, the last year of high school, some 40 percent of French students did not take a single maths class.
Beech Power: the project protecting Europe's native forests
The Paklenica National Park in Croatia is home to one of Europe’s oldest beech forests. UNESCO protected, no trees can be cut down here. That's crucially important, as primeval beech woodlands like Paklenica are a haven for biodiversity - it's estimated the park is home to 10,000 endemic species, including bears, lynx and wolves.
New life, new school: France welcomes Ukraine's refugee children
There were 7.5 million children in Ukraine before Russia launched its invasion of the country on February 24th. Since then, around two million have fled to other EU countries.
The Camunga Symphony Orchestra - More than just a musical education
For the past decade, the Camunga Symphony Orchestra music school in Luanda has polished rough-cut diamonds of youth and changed their lives for the better.
Digital School aims to educate 1 million refugees over next five years
Refugee education is in crisis. Nearly half of all refugee children are not attending school according to the latest UNHCR figures and with recent disruptions globally, the number continues to rise.
Troy Deeney’s call for curriculum to be diversified subject of Channel 4 show
Birmingham captain Troy Deeney’s call for the national curriculum to teach more diverse topics is to be the subject of a new Channel 4 documentary.