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    Lighthouse Learning in talks to acquire Hyderabad's Kennedy School

    Lighthouse Learning Group, previously EuroKids International, is negotiating to acquire Kennedy High and Meru International School. These acquisitions, valued at Rs 400 crore each, are expected to finalize in the coming weeks. The company aims to expand its network of K-12 schools to 100 over the next few years. Lighthouse Learning has undertaken several acquisitions since 2021 to grow its education portfolio.

    CBSE to hold Class 12 exams from Oct 23 to 28 in conflict-hit West Asian countries

    The CBSE will conduct Class 12 board exams in West Asian countries from October 23 to 28. This is for candidates who were dissatisfied with their marks due to the special assessment scheme. Previously, the exams were canceled because of the prevailing war situation in those countries. Candidates had the opportunity to fill forms indicating their wish to appear for specific subjects.

    CBSE Date Sheet 2027 latest update: What Class 10, 12 students and parents should know about subject-wise timetable release, official links

    CBSE Date Sheet 2027 Class 10 latest update: CBSE has not yet released the Class 10 and Class 12 board exam date sheet for 2027. Students and parents should rely on the official CBSE website and examination circulars for the subject-wise timetable, exam dates, timings and any subsequent revisions. No official date for the release of the CBSE Date Sheet 2027 has been announced so far.

    Push 3-language formula for class 6 to next academic year, Supreme Court tells CBSE

    The Supreme Court suggested the CBSE consider deferring its three-language policy for Class 6 students. This policy mandates studying two native Indian languages and one other language. The board will consider the court's suggestion and present a fresh note. The initiative aligns with the National Education Policy 2020 and NCF-SE.

    Consider exempting Class 6 this year from 3-language policy: Supreme Court to CBSE

    The Supreme Court has recommended that the CBSE reconsider its three-language policy, particularly for Class 6 students. This policy requires students in Class 9 to learn two native Indian languages. The court has postponed the hearing regarding challenges to this policy until September 17, while Solicitor General Tushar Mehta indicated that the suggestion would be taken under advisement, citing concerns over implementation and necessary infrastructure.

    Executing suggestions on implementation of CBSE's three-language policy: Centre to SC

    The Supreme Court is reviewing the CBSE's three-language policy for students. The government is working on suggestions for implementing this new policy. This policy mandates studying two native Indian languages for Class 9 students. The court stressed finding solutions to implementation issues and avoiding student pressure.

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