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Page 2 of 4 in the education archive on Small Good Things — 61 verified stories with named sources, newest first, updated August 2026.

Education Oceania

Wellington hosts NZ Schools' National Debating Championships at the Supreme Court

Victoria University of Wellington hosted the 39th New Zealand Schools' National Debating Championships from 22-25 May 2026, opening at the Supreme Court with 42 competitors and 18 reserves representing 14 regional teams. New Zealand Schools' Debating reported the Bay of Plenty team reached the semi-final, and five students, including two from Wellington and Auckland, will represent New Zealand at the World Schools' Debating Championships in Nairobi.

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Education Europe

Tonbridge School pupils' annual sleepout tops £200,000 raised for homelessness charity

Tonbridge School's annual Novi Sleepout, in which First Year pupils sleep outside to raise money and awareness, has pushed fourteen years of fundraising for Porchlight, Kent's largest homelessness charity, past £200,000. Tonbridge School reported the milestone on 21 May 2026, alongside quotes from Porchlight staff on the impact of the funds.

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Education Asia

Indonesia commits Rp5.1 trillion to expand early childhood education access

Indonesia's 2026 draft state budget allocates Rp5.1 trillion to early childhood education (PAUD), targeting the revitalisation of 3,865 ECE schools nationwide to support the country's 13-year compulsory education programme. ANTARA News reported 2,196 schools have already been revitalised under a Rp909 billion (about US$51 million) budget, alongside qualification support for 13,669 PAUD teachers in 2026.

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Education Americas

North Vancouver school district lets students keep subsidised instruments over summer

North Vancouver School District's Instrument Collection provides quality musical instruments to students at a subsidised cost, and students who pay the 2026-27 user fee can now keep their instrument over the summer rather than returning it. The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra's School of Music also runs subsidised early-years and youth programmes across the region.

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