Saxony defends first place in education study
It's almost routine: Saxony has once again been declared the winner in education this year in a study by the German Economic Institute. Why?
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It's almost routine: Saxony has once again been declared the winner in education this year in a study by the German Economic Institute. Why?
More support for children in difficult situations: From July 2026, 20 Saxon daycare centers will benefit from additional staff and EU funding. What this means for families.
The police in Saxony carried out comprehensive checks at the start of the school year. Speeding was a particularly frequent offense - and inadequate child restraints were also noticed.
Those who suffer from dyscalculia have difficulties with numbers and quantities. On average, two pupils per class are affected. The SPD wants to improve equal opportunities.
Saxony's schools have problems such as a lack of teachers and a lack of lessons. The AfD sees another problem - the German flag is missing.
The Palucca University of Dance is only outdated in view of its founding date. The dance halls are very lively - with classical and modern dance as well as improvisation.
Summer is drawing to a close, but the right way to deal with heat will remain an issue in the future. The Greens in the state parliament are calling for a strategy for heat protection in daycare centers and schools.
More than half of the staff at Saxon universities are women. However, they are underrepresented in one group.
At the symposium, experts and politicians discuss the use of smartphones in schools. A new survey shows how elementary school in Saxony deal with it.
The debate about time off for further training continues. 14 federal states have long since introduced this right. Following a popular motion, it is now also a topic in the Saxon state parliament.
Saxony's Minister of Education and Cultural Affairs wants to reduce teaching absences with new incentives and more flexible staff deployment. What exactly is planned?
The high number of lost hours at Saxon schools had already become apparent in the first half of the 2024/2025 school year. Now the figure of 9.2 percent absenteeism is in black and white.
Saxony presents itself worldwide as a federal state with good study conditions. As of now, there is also a contact point for prospective students in South America - in the Chilean capital.
Longer breaks or shorter lessons: Saxony's pupils have to keep a cool head just a few days after the end of the vacations. Because learning in the heat is not easy.
The minister responsible speaks of a "sticky effect". The fact is that the majority of graduates from Saxon universities remain loyal to the Free State and take up employment here.
More and more students in Saxony are aiming for a doctorate. Almost half of them are women.
New school year, old problems. For around 534,000 girls and boys, the school year begins again after the vacations. The anxious question of lost lessons remains.
An anti-bullying project has been running at schools in Saxony for two years. Participating classes report a better climate, teachers attest to the practicality of the platform
The funding is intended to help young people with their training and increase their chances in professional life. It is now apparent that fewer students are taking advantage of the funding.
Saxony has deliberately located vocational schools in rural areas. Now the school network is to be inspected.
According to the education union GEW, the new school year in Saxony is set to be a gloomy one.
A new school year begins next Monday in Saxony - and for around 37,000 first-graders, a new chapter in their lives. The Ministry of Education and Cultural Affairs wants to reduce the number of lessons missed.
School starts again in Saxony on Monday. For some pupils, however, this also means pressure to perform and psychological crises.
In Saxony's schools, gendering with special characters is not permitted and is considered a mistake. This will not change with the new Minister of Education Clemens.
The Freiberg Mining Academy has a long history dating back to the 18th century. Now, for the first time, a woman is taking over the leadership of the university.
Education Minister Karin Prien (CDU) has brought a migration quota at elementary school into play. From the point of view of the Saxony Philologists' Association, however, the problem lies elsewhere.
Saxony's school leavers once again shine with good results. Several hundred were even able to boast a dream grade of 1.0.
Not all degree programs in Germany are open to every high school graduate. There are significant differences in the restrictions between subjects and cities.
It's a magical word for children and teenagers: "summer vacation". Many start their vacation and need a lot of patience.