Solomon Islands Journalism students at the University of the South Pacific have wrapped up the 2018 academic year scooping half of the prestigious prizes presented during last Friday night’s Journalism Student Awards Night at Laucala campus, Fiji.
Students who have arrears with the Solomon Islands National University (SINU) have until the end of this month to settle their debts. Any student who fail to comply after October 31st will expect harsh measures from the university.
The former Chair of the Solomon Islands National University (SINU), Sir Nathaniel Waena is worried about the current financial misfortune that is hitting hard on the state owned institution.
The Solomon Islands National University, SINU, has a new Pro-Vice Chancellor (Academic). A media statement from SINU confirmed Dr Jack Maebuta as the new Pro-Vice Chancellor.
The British High Commission in Honiara hosted a cocktail reception last night to farewell three Solomon Islanders who were awarded British Chevening Scholarship.
Teachers’ absenteeism concerns arises in North Malaita. SIBC Stringer, Mr John Kiri reported, parents and some teachers are worried, teaching staff in the region are always absent from classes.
Critics of state owned King George Sixth National Secondary School are calling on the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development to prioritise students’ welfare as future leaders of Solomon Islands.
The Minister of Education and Human Resources Development has refuted claims that money allocated to cover tuition fees for Solomon Islands Government-sponsored students at Fiji National University has been misappropriated.
The office building of King George VI National Secondary School in Honiara was damaged early this morning in what is thought to be an act of retaliation against the recent suspension of the school’s principal.
Solomon Islands national exams are in turmoil after exam papers were allegedly leaked days before the exams took place. Pictures of leaked exam papers surfaced online yesterday and today and have sparked a wave of public criticism centered on the Ministry of Education.
The University of the South Pacific held a ground breaking ceremony for its new Solomon Islands campus in Panatina, Honiara today. The six-thousand-square meter complex will be the university’s 4th campus and the center for public health studies in the region.
The Ministry of Education and Human Resources is planning on offering more in-country scholarships starting next year. Permanent Secretary Dr Franco Rodie made the assurance during the Public Accounts Committee hearing yesterday.
From holding classes in a garage to the site you see today – Ando Christian Academy school in Central Guadalcanal is one of a kind. And today it opened two new classrooms and a school hall to become one of country’s few fee-free schools. Chief Jacob Sibia is the man behind this success story.
The Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development Dr Franco Rodie has called on leaders not to interfere in the scholarship system and let the Ministry do its job.
The Solomons’ Junior Robotics team have finished on a high, ranking 31 out of 160 countries in the first ever Global 2017 Robotic Championships held in the US State of Washington DC.
A community high school in south Savo is doing something that has never been done before: it is the first in Solomon Islands to offer complete teaching service program to its students. And according to community leaders, it is keeping them out of trouble, and getting them jobs.
Students in forms three and five of Naha Community High School have been highly suspicious of a mass cheating during 2016 national examination. A concerned marker of the Solomon Islands Secondary Certificate entrance examination has reported the alleged academic misconduct to SIBC News today.
All Honiara City Council (HCC) schools are looking forward to the commencement of the 2017 academic year. The HCC Education Authority’s Standing Committee confirmed that teacher postings for Early Childhood, Primary, TVET and Secondary sectors have been finalised.
Lata Community High School in Temotu province has received a historic visit from the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development. Permanent Secretary of the Ministry Dr Franco Rodie visited the Community High School Monday this week.
The University of the South Pacific Solomon Islands Campus has graduated its first batch of students from its Lata Centre, Temotu province yesterday. Temotu’s Provincial Minister of Health and Medical Services, Nickson Lanoli described the ceremony as a historical moment for the province.
