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Unicef: Extreme Weather Events Disrupted the Schooling of over 171 Million Children Last Year

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Last year, according to UNICEF, school attendance was disrupted several times in 40 countries.

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Editorial Medioambiente, 10 Sep (EFE).- Climate impacts caused disruptions in the learning of more than 170 million students around the world, from preschool to high school, according to a report published on Thursday by the United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef).The figures estimate that one in ten students [...] The entry Climate impact interrupted the learning of more than 170 million students, according to Unicef was first published in Hola…

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The year 2026, marked by repeated heat waves, is expected to be even more marked by class closures or schedule changes.

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Last year, according to UNICEF, school attendance was disrupted several times in 40 countries.

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Storms, heat, floods: Due to climate-related weather events, the school is shut down for millions of students worldwide. Unicef analysis warns against long-term consequences.

Climate impacts caused interruptions in the learning of more than 170 million students around the world, from preschool to high school, according to a report published on Thursday by the United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef). Figures estimate that one in ten preschool-age students up to the second cycle [...] La entrada Unicef: Impacto climático interrupted the learning of more than 170 million students was first published in Focus Informativa.

Due to extreme weather events such as storms, heat waves, floods and forest fires, every tenth school child in the world has been affected by school failure last year. According to an analysis published by UNICEF on Thursday, 171 million children from pre-school age to upper secondary school fell out of school. There is a greater risk for girls, always from the education system [...]

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yle broke the news in Helsinki, Finland on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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