UK Higher Ed Immigration Rules: The UK Home Office says universities could lose their license to recruit international students if more than 5% of student visa applications are refused (down from 10%), and if enrollment and completion rates fall below new higher targets. Student Well-Being & Learning Access: Egypt reports attendance jumping from 15% to 87% alongside smaller class sizes, more teaching capacity, and literacy gains from Arabic curriculum reforms. Classroom & Curriculum Updates: Tulsa’s Eisenhower International School earned a French government LabelFrancÉducation for its French immersion model. Assessment Backlash: Over 19,000 students signed a petition after Pearson Edexcel’s A-level maths paper was widely described as far harder than expected. School Safety & Accountability: DOJ sued UCLA alleging it was “deliberately indifferent” to antisemitic harassment of Jewish and Israeli students. Special Education Support: Japan survey finds many students face bans on cooling items or drinks, with heat stress symptoms reported by 40.5% of respondents. Career Pathways: Saskatchewan’s Oil and Gas 20/30 online courses pair classroom learning with industry work placements for high school students. School Community Life: A new accessible playground opened at Quinn Elementary, designed for students with disabilities and communication needs.