Examinations for Forms five and six have started today for most schools around the country according to the National Examination Standard Unit (NESU). Director of NESU, Linda Wate told SIBC News, forms five and six have sat their English examination today while forms three and class six examination…
The Archbishop of the Anglican Church of Melanesia Most Reverend David Vunagi says the country needs an education system that trains and equips students to be innovative and creative. Speaking during the St Nicholas College end-year graduation in Honiara recently Rev.
Infrastructure Development is currently a big challenge for Waimapuru National Secondary School. Chair of the Waimapuru School Trust Board, Reginald Nunu told SIBC News, the school has been faced with this difficulty since its establishment.
North Malaita Schools are currently being inspected by the Education Ministry. The inspection is to assess the quality of education facilities and infrastructure developments in North Malaita.
The professional behaviour of teachers is an issue the Ministry needs to address, says the Acting Permanent Secretary for Education, Human Resources Development James Bosemata.
Cabinet has approved the new structure of the Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development, and the Ministry has begun recruiting key positions under the new structure.
The Japanese Government has approved more than $700,000.00 to construct a two-story classroom building for Katurasele Primary School in South Choiseul. A signing ceremony for the funding assistance took place at the Japanese Embassy in Honiara today.
The Chair of a primary school committee in South Guadalcanal has described a recent signing ceremony between the school and the Japanese Embassy as a ‘unique and significant moment’ in the community’s history.
Saint Nicholas High School has officially changed its name to Saint Nicholas College. The change was announced at the school’s Prize Giving Day last Friday at the school compound.
A community in Arosi Two, West Makira has received funding assistance, worth $520,000.00 from the Japanese Government to install a water outlet system in the area.
A primary school in remote South Guadalcanal has received assistance of over $600,000.00 to build a two-storey classroom building for the school. Viso Primary School received funding assistance of $630,982.00 from the Japanese Grassroots and Human Security Project yesterday.
A student studying at the Ruavatu Secondary School in North Guadalcanal has called on intending candidates of the constituency to initiate better ways to provide quality education for the province’s young population.
Saint Nicholas High School will soon change its name to Saint Nicholas College. The school, located opposite the Bahaii Church, hosts a Kindergarten, primary school classes, secondary school classes and a number of USP classes.
A young woman has just become the first Solomon Islander to be accepted into the elite acting school, The Australian Film and Television Academy, TAFTA. Georgianna Lepping successfully auditioned for the founder of TAFTA John Orscik, via Skype.
A concerned parent and board member of White River Community High School Charles Lesimaoma has called on the White River School authority to urgently organise an Annual General Meeting for the school. Mr Lesimaoma told SIBC News the call is important to audit the school’s financial report for 2014.
Over 30 school teachers have received inaugural gold medal awards in recognition of their long service and dedication to the teaching profession. The Gold Medal Awards are an initiative of the Solomon Islands National Teachers Association (SINTA) and were awarded to teachers during World Teachers…
The Ministry of Education in collaboration with Guadalcanal Education Authority are conducting a historical Whole School Inspection program on North and Central Guadalcanal Constituencies.
Form Six students of Sir Dudley Tuti College, in Isabel Province are concerned, the current shortage of English teachers in the school will impact negatively on their national examination later this year.
The Solomon Islands National Teacher’s Association (SINTA) has questioned the Ministry of Education on the progress on the Teachers leave and housing packages report.
The University of the South Pacific (USP) is optimistic that Solomon Islands gets a good return for its USP investment. USP Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Rajesh Chandra made this statement during the Solomon Islands graduation last Friday.
