The Solomon Islands National Teachers Association, SINTA, will award gold medals for its financial members and their long and dedicated service members in this year’s World Teachers Day.
High Court Judge, Justice Stephen Pallaras says families should start educating their children on sexual offence issues at an early age. Justice Pallaras says educating each other on the rights of women and what is legally wrong is very important in tackling sexual offences in the country.
The Australian Government has delivered school materials for schools in South Guadalcanal. The Australian Government yesterday donated school books and furniture for Kuma Community High School and Tsiria Primary in South Guadalcanal, reports SIBC’s South Guadalcanal stringer, Nathaniel Manu.
North Malaita region will now have a quality Early Childhood Education (ECE) for its children following the graduation of forty early childhood teachers this week.
Two Managers at the Office of the Auditor General (OAG) have graduated over the weekend and they are Randall Noda and Jenny Tura. The two were among other students who graduated from the University of the South Pacific, USP, hosted in Honiara over the weekend.
Care-taker Minister for Education and Human Resource Development, Dick Ha’amori says school fee increases or changes which are not authorised by the Ministry of Education is illegal.
Care taker Prime Minister Gordon Darcy Lilo has been reassured that work towards the establishment of the new University of South Pacific, USP, Doma Campus is progressing well.
The Solomon Islands High Commission in Port Moresby denies allegations of misappropriation of funds for SIG sponsored students studying in various Papua New Guinea tertiary institutions.
An official delegation from the Australian Government has visited a community high school in Vatukulau Ward, South Guadalcanal. SIBC’s stringer in South Guadalcanal, Nathaniel Manu reports Kuma Primary and Community High School was identified as a target school in South Guadalcanal that would…
Form Six Science class at Pawa Provincial Secondary School in Makira Ulawa Province has been suspended. Makira Ulawa Provincial Secretary Silas Sitai says the Provincial Education Authority confirms the suspension.
The Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development is in the process of establishing and strengthening a new education division called the “Community Education Division”.
Nine of Solomon Islands recently graduated doctors who studied medicine in Cuba will be arriving today. They are the second of three groups to arrive, and nine out of the 20 doctors who the Government first sent to study medicine in Cuba.
The Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development is preparing all necessary arrangements to disburse an additional 14-million dollars towards infrastructure development of Primary and Junior secondary schools in the country.
Solomon Islands students studying in various institutions in Apia Samoa must continually strive for academic excellence. A government delegation who visited USP’s Alafua Campus in Apia recently made this strong reminder.
The Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development has concluded a one day seminar to familiarize Senior divisional Managers and Heads on its restructuring program. The seminar engaged staff on fundamental areas such as assessment, realignment and the preparation of a job description.
Work on Kamaosi Road project in the Gao Bugotu area, Isabel Province has started yesterday. Stringer Charles Fox Lemoa reports Chief Hugh Tazzy Bogese of the area said this comes after the needed machineries for the road construction were landed safely at Kasera port last week.
Goulu Primary School in the Lau-Mbaelelea Constituency today received 10 cartons of books from the Rotary Club of Australia for their recently built library.
Two schools in North Malaita were fortunate to be part of a series of evaluation and monitoring workshops conducted by Save the Children in the region recently. The schools were Sikofata Primary and Bita’ama Community High school.
Parliament has today passed two Bills namely; the ‘Business Names Bill 2014’ and the ‘Solomon Islands National University Amendment Bill 2014’, both of which are now Acts of Parliament.
Eleven students will receive Taiwanese scholarships from the Republic of China Taiwan Thursday this week, to undertake bachelors degree studies in Taiwan. A media advisory from the Taiwanese Embassy in Honiara says His Excellency Mr.
