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The package of measures to safeguard teaching is attracting criticism: teachers are complaining about work intensification and believe the actual goal has been missed. What does this mean for everyday school life?
From 2026, the number of pupils in Saxony-Anhalt will fall. The new forecast from the Conference of Education Ministers shows what this means for school construction and teacher planning.
The number of girls and boys in Saxon schools will not increase for much longer. The school administration already has to prepare for this with its planning.
Schools can be an ideal place to acclimatize children from other countries. But this requires good conditions. If school places are lacking, it becomes difficult.
More than 1,300 teachers leave Saxony's schools early every year. For many, their profession no longer seems feasible until they retire. The trade union points to a high level of stress.
More than 1,300 teachers leave Saxony's schools early every year. For many, their profession no longer seems feasible until they retire. The trade union points to a high level of stress.
Natalija Bock is the new commissioner responsible for advising on discrimination in Saxony's schools. She wants to ensure a fear-free coexistence.
Saxony is desperately looking for doctors in the province. This is why a model degree course in human medicine was set up in Chemnitz in 2020. The theoretical part of the course has now been completed.
There are fewer daycare centers and employees in daycare facilities in Saxony than in the previous year. The number of available childcare places has increased. This is shown by figures from the State Statistical Office.
3D printing, virtual reality and AI: the "Fabmobil" is designed to open up digital worlds to schoolchildren. Now there is a cash injection.
Natalija Bock is a new contact person for pupils, parents and teachers in the event of discrimination or bullying in Saxony's schools.
For the first time in its long history, the Bergakademie in Freiberg will be headed by a woman. What plans does the new rector have for her time in office?
Thousands of young people are currently starting their studies at Saxony's universities. What trends the universities are observing and which degree courses are particularly popular.
Thousands of young people are currently starting their studies at Saxony's universities. What trends the universities are observing and which degree courses are particularly popular.
During teaching weeks, Saxony's teachers work significantly longer than they should. The workload is particularly heavy for part-time staff.
Learning through play: this is the aim of an initiative that equips elementary school in Germany with board games. More schools in Saxony are now taking part in the program.
The Free State of Bavaria is recruiting students in Vietnam - and therefore potential employees. A new liaison office has been opened for this purpose.
The German School Award recognizes institutions with particularly good quality. This year, two schools from Saxony have received awards.
Saxony's daycare centers are near the top in terms of the proportion of qualified specialists. Overall, the east is in a much better position.
Experts recommend banning smartphones up to the tenth grade, but the federal states are focusing on individual solutions and more media skills in schools.
More study places for special needs teachers, joint training courses and digital solutions: The responsible ministers from Thuringia, Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt want to work more closely together.
Learning to live healthily - with stories, puzzles and games: Dresden daycare centers get a special "treasure chest" for everyday life.
Pupils in Saxony will soon be able to learn with AI - and teachers will receive digital support. What is behind the "Telli" chatbot?
Waldorf schools, Montessori and the like are in demand - but falling pupil numbers and the battle for young teachers are presenting them with new challenges. What this means for parents and teachers.
Ursula Staudinger is starting her second term in office as Rector of TU Dresden. She believes that the coming years will be decisive for the university.
She is only 21 and already a European champion: Anna Telle from Chemnitz. At the European Professional Championships in Denmark, participants from Germany not only won medals in nursing.
More than 50 principal positions in Saxony are vacant. The GEW chairman sees the reason for this in the high workload and short-term requirements for head teachers.
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.