Decline in Czech university student numbers ends after a decade as a new generation starts to enroll
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While the 1990s saw a drop in births, that trend reversed by 2000 and those children have now reached university age.
Foreign scholars to Czech officials: 'Study is essential travel'
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Academics who spent years trying to qualify for programs in Europe say Covid travel restrictions put their careers at risk.
Anglo-American University launches new degree program in political science
AAU's political science program expansion reflects an increase in international student enrollments.
European bison escape from zoo in South Bohemia
Seven European bison escaped from Tábor Zoo yesterday; five of the animals have been returned, but two are still on the loose.
Czech Mental Health Institute launches initiative to help transgender people cope with anxiety, depression
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Transgender people are increasingly threatened with mental illnesses and suicidal tendencies, a spokesperson for the institute said.
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Play with a purpose: Prague educators discuss importance of structure in early education
The British Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum at PBIS offers a balance of academic and developmental education.
Trailblazing American charter school network is set to make its Prague debut
After two decades of success in the U.S., Czech native Olga Block is bringing her BASIS education concept back home.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for June 10, 2021
Czech universities drop in international rankings, unvaccinated Czechs can soon enter Slovakia with a test, and a Czech zoo will breed a rare gecko.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for June 8, 2021
Ministers to negotiate over Turow mine, rain predicted for St. Medard's Day, and a newly discovered fresco is unveiled at Prague's Loreto.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for June 2, 2021
Charles University launches new online platform for reporting sexual harassment, Kvitová withdraws from French Open, Babiš case headed to EU prosecutor.
'Youth theatre influenced my life – I wanted to make that possible for young people in Prague'
British-born actor and drama teacher Adam Stewart launched Prague’s first English-speaking youth theatre 10 years ago.
Why inclusivity matters: Prague preschool celebrates 25 years of helping children 'belong'
Global Preschool was founded by an Indian-Icelandic couple in 1996. It continues to instill students with confidence, curiosity, and respect for others.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for May 27, 2021
Czech operators say cable cars frequently inspected, environmentalists slam new building act, Czech Republic celebrates UNESCO heritage of four countries.
A British education for everyone: This Prague school offers a full Cambridge curriculum
The Meridian International School is a small school with a big difference – it makes international schooling in Prague affordable and accessible to all.
Foreign students in Prague are innovating Covid solutions with a global impact
The pandemic has created hands-on learning opportunities for students from abroad, says the Study in Prague consortium of universities.
Czech morning news in brief: top headlines for May 7, 2021
A bill to compensate victims of forced sterilization moves ahead, Moneta Money Bank to acquire Air Bank Group, anonymous caller threatens school shooting.
What's next for global education? Prague international school launches students into the future
As the International School of Prague begins a new era with a new director, it's on a path to becoming the most innovative international school in Europe.
