All 2015 National Examinations will commence tomorrow. Grade 6, Forms 3, 5 and 6 students throughout the country will be sitting for these national exams to determine the next level of their educational journeys.
A more than $560,000 grant contract has been signed between the Japanese Embassy and Afufu Community High School in Malaita province. The grant is to cover costs to build a two-story classroom and two staff houses.
The Malaita School Leaders Leadership and Management Training has ended successfully in Auki, Malaita Province. The training bought together School Heads and Early Childhood Education (ECE) Supervisors from Schools in the Eastern, Central and Northern Regions of Malaita Province.
An educational awareness program has successfully concluded in Fo’ondo North Malaita yesterday. The program is an initiative between the Goroka University of Papua New Guinea and Basi Institute of Learning in Malaita province.
The Solomon Islands Government has signed a historic land lease agreement with the University of the South Pacific (USP) which will now give way for the construction of the University’s fourth Campus in Honiara.
Australian Government expects to provide AUD$32 million for Solomon Islands Government over the next four years. The Australian High Commissioner Mr Andrew Byrne confirmed this during his opening remarks at the ‘Great Debate’ event this week in Honiara.
Over 60 children in Pileni, Reef islands, have been denied their right to education as a result of a land dispute which saw their school building dismantled. The dispute resulted from an unpaid lease agreement over the piece of land on which the school building was erected.
The Australian Government through its Embassy in Honiara has successfully organised its 2015 G’ Day Great Debate in Honiara today. The Australian High Commissioner Mr Andrew Byrne in his opening remarks said the debate is an annual event designed to enhance students’ public speaking abilities and…
The Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development has said Doma will remain a long-term project site for the University of the South Pacific’s fourth Campus in Solomon Islands. Minister of Education Dr.
Nine Solomon Islanders are among other recipients of the Caribbean-Pacific Islands Mobility Scheme (CARPIMS) 2015 scholarship programme. The nine Solomon Islands scholars include six female and three male that will undertake their studies at the University of West Indies (UWI), the CARPIMS lead…
Students from South Guadalcanal are calling on their Member of Parliament to assist them with tuition fees for this year. A John Dalton studying at the Solomon Islands National University (SINU) said students from South Guadalcanal are having difficulties meeting their own tuition fees for this…
The Director of the USP Solomon Islands Campus has said the number of female students is increasing yearly, describing it as an important factor towards development.
The Government has decided to relocate the University of the SouthPacific’s (USP) fourth campus to King George Sixth area, East of Honiara. USP Solomon Islands Campus Director John Usuramo confirmed the relocation during USP’s Open Day celebrations in Honiara yesterday.
Solomon Islands has benefited enormously from the University of the South Pacific (USP) for the past 47 years. Minister of Education and Human Resources Development, Dr Derek Sikua highlighted this at the 47th Anniversary celebrations of the institution today, to which he was the guest of honour.
World Vision has recently completed its grassroots literacy training workshop in Honiara successfully. A statement from the non-government organisation said the training was part of its vision to encourage and empower youths to participate and contribute to enhancing development in their…
Solomon Islands National University (SINU) Vice-Chancellor, Dr Glynn Galo has welcomed the government’s commitment to increasing the university’s grant by another $7 million next year.
The Solomon Islands National University (SINU) has today received a new computer lab from the Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government through the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development.
The ROC (Taiwan) Embassy in Honiara and the Solomon Islands National University (SINU) have successfully launched a Chinese Mandarin class designed for local beginners.
The Solomon Islands National University (SINU) Council maintained its position on a decision regarding the University’s offer on the conditions of Contracts for its Lecturers. It also calls on all Academic staff to begin classes next week.
The NCD Warriors have teamed up with Taiwan Volunteer Medical Team to educate school students in Honiara about health and well being. NCD Warriors is a team of young people who partner with local schools to raise awareness of non-communicable diseases such as cancer, diabetes and heart diseases…
