A new national regulation requires pupils to keep personal phones and smart devices stored away throughout the primary-school day, with limited exceptions.
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The Ministry of Education and Children is preparing to introduce nationwide school attendance standards for the 2026–2027 academic year as……
Iceland’s Minister of Education and Children has said secondary schools could benefit from adopting more flexible morning start times, following……
Primary school pupils in Iceland spend fewer days and hours in formal instruction than most of their European counterparts, according……
New agreements aimed at strengthening sports participation and elite training across Iceland have been signed by the Minister of Education,……
Iceland’s new Minister of Education and Children’s Affairs, Inga Sæland, has said raising children’s literacy levels will be her leading……
Parliament has approved a change to the Act on Apartment Buildings, confirming that residents in multi-unit housing no longer need……
A new Gallup poll shows that Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir remains the most popular member of Iceland’s government. As reported……
Parents in Iceland who are expecting twins or triplets, or who become seriously ill during pregnancy, will now receive extended……