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Add as a preferred source on GoogleHe says facilities in the discontinued 6-3-3-4 system offer a reference point for thinking about industrial capacity.
Former school workshops may offer a lesson for industrial capacity, columnist Deji Olatoye wrote in BusinessDay, pointing to technical facilities that once equipped many secondary schools.
In an essay published Wednesday, Olatoye ties those workshops to the discontinued 6-3-3-4 education system. He presents the system as a source of ideas for industrial capacity.
Olatoye points to workshops that combined woodworking space with kilns, lathes and welding equipment.
WAFA and Anadolu Agency cited local sources for the incident; OCHA said the Education Cluster documented 224 education-related incidents affecting 152 schools in the first half of 2026.
A 2024 survey found higher paid work and early-education participation, while 77% of Roma and Traveller children under 18 lived in households at risk of poverty.
Ukrainian pupils lost an average of 34 school hours to air-raid alerts through Oct. 20. UNICEF cited reports that strikes in Myanmar killed three children and injured five.
