Nadia Kammachi, group leader of Écolo/Groen in Anderlecht, denounces the "clothing harassment" and "discrimination" that have allegedly been taking place at the Athénée Joseph Bracops in Anderlecht for months.
Morocco is putting in the means to bring back its brains. A substantial and unprecedented budget has just been specifically allocated to encourage expatriate Moroccan talents to contribute to the national research and development effort.
On Wednesday, the Administrative Court of Lille overturned the decision of the Nord Prefecture that deprived the Muslim high school Averroes of its association contract with the State. Examining the merits of the case for the first time, the judges ruled that the "serious breaches of the fundamental principles of the Republic" alleged by the prefecture were not sufficiently proven and noted irregularities in the procedure.
While they were supposed to participate in the European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad (EGMO) held in Kosovo from April 11 to 17, 2025, the Moroccan female mathematics team was informed only two days before their departure that they would not represent Morocco at the prestigious international competition due to delays in submitting visa applications.
In Morocco, the National Federation of Education (FNE, affiliated with the Moroccan Labor Union) calls for strong and immediate mobilization after the violent assault of a teacher by a student that led to her death.
The Moroccan government approved on Thursday draft law No. 59.21 on school education, presented by Mohamed Saïd Barada, the Minister of National Education, Preschool and Sports. It makes schooling compulsory for children from the age of 2.
From Marrakech, the philosopher and sociologist Edgar Morin, husband of the Moroccan Sabah Abouessalam-Morin, an urban sociologist, reveals his secret of youth. Recently, he published "Are there Lessons from History?", a short essay.
During an international conference held in Paris on best practices to inspire reforms, Morocco highlighted these new teaching methods.
Parliamentarian Nadia Bouzendoufa, from the Party of Authenticity and Modernity, is questioning Mohamed Saad Berrada, Minister of National Education, about his strategy to revise ministerial circular no. 14/867 and adopt more deterrent disciplinary measures against violent and deviant behavior within the school environment.
The suspension of US financial aid to Morocco is affecting several important projects in the areas of health, education and migration.
Seriously injured after a choking game in a school in Dijon, Hakim, a 12-year-old student, is in poor condition. His mother plans to file a complaint.
A French high school finds itself at the heart of a controversy after giving a deadline to personnel of the French education system in Morocco who plan to participate in a training in March to indicate if they intend to observe the Ramadan fast or not.