Czech morning news in brief: top stories for Jan. 28, 2021
Czech Republic falls in international corruption rankings, Switzerland to require negative COVID test, and comedian Eddie Izzard "runs" for Prague.
The Nutcracker – A Christmas Carol will stream live on TV and YouTube this year
The National Theatre can’t stage productions with an audience, so they will go ahead without one for the holidays.
Fun things to do in Prague, September 10-13: Free castle entry, railway day, and an icon is 125
As Prague heads into fall, with facemasks firmly in place, we've got this week's best open-air and activities
Prague's kid-friendliest taxi service ties shoes, zips up coats, and gets car seats right
Panda Ride wants to give local parents a helping hand with transporting their most precious cargo
Prague is testing car-free zones in front of elementary schools
Two schools will test to see if closing off the street in the morning improves safety
How to educate your child entirely online in the Czech Republic
Coronvirus is changing how foreigners in the Czech Republic educate their kids and virtual learning is on the rise
10 expert tips on how to raise bilingual kids in the Czech Republic – better
A guide to navigating the tricky terrain of raising bilingual kids
Fun things to do in Prague, September 3-6: Queue Dvořák melodies, Latin flavors, and Harley fever
Harleys and vintage cars take over Prague this weekend with a side of burger mania and many, many markets
Students, teachers, and now companies worldwide are using a new Czech anti-bullying app
Three Brno high-school students, themselves victims of bullies, began to develop the app when they were just 16 years old
From mask wearing to suspicious sniffles: 10 FAQs about going back to school in Prague
Schools open nationwide next Tuesday, here's the latest on the what to expect in the classrooms, cafeterias, and hallways of your childs' school
#LoveisNotTourism: Expats.cz readers share heartbreaking stories of forced separation
"We are humans and it is not humane not to be allowed to see your child, husband or wife...just because of my passport," one woman told Expats
Number of students in Czech elementary schools is up by 20% over the past decade
The increase is related to a small baby boom between 2002 and 2008, with student numbers expected to decline over the next few years
Fun things to do in Prague, August 20–23: Circus spectacular, riverside wine, and open-air fun
Prague's highly anticipated circus festival returns plus a fantastic line up of international food and open-air concerts
Czech schools receive instruction manual for operation under COVID-19 regulations
The manual includes sanitary measures and instructions for helping children overcome gaps in their education due to the spring school closure
We’re not here for the beer: Fun things to do in Pilsen with kids
There's more than enough fun on tap in this West Bohemian city which offers a great family getaway from Prague
The number of foreign students in Czech schools rose once again in 2019
Ukrainians, Vietnamese, Slovaks and Russians make up the top four nationalities among foreign students in Czech schools
A new project will give low-income kids in Prague free school supplies
Organizers are also seeking donations of school supplies which can be delivered to locations around Prague
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