Prime Minister Hon. Jeremiah Manele has called for deeper collaboration between government, academia, and development partners to drive sustainable and inclusive growth in the Solomon Islands.
By Aaron Szetu in Gizo Gizo Community High School in Western Province held a graduation ceremony for its Year 12 and 13 students today. The event was held at the school hall in Gizo, under the theme “Shaping Lives Through Education.” The theme reflects on how far the graduates have come, and…
By Mary Manelegua Teachers from schools in Honiara and Guadalcanal gathered today to commemorate World Teachers’ Day in Honiara. Celebrated under the theme “The Transformation of Education Begins with Teachers’ Recognition,” the event aimed to highlight the crucial role of teachers in the country.
By Alfred Pagepitu in Vella, Western Province Teachers in Ward 8, South Vella La Vella in Western Province joined teachers globally today to celebrate World Teachers’ Day.
The Solomon Islands National University (SINU) is preparing to roll out new training in travel management and hotel and restaurant reservations. Under the Solomon Islands – Australia partnership, this initiative has been developed to respond to a shortage of skilled personnel in the country’s…
By Lachlan Eddie A total of 1,428 students from the Solomon Islands National University (SINU) graduated at the Maranatha Hall in Honiara today. The theme of the graduation ceremony is “Charting New Horizons: Our Stories, Our Futures”.
By Eliza Kukutu The Prime Minister of New Zealand, Rt Hon. Christopher Luxon officially launched the Solomon Islands–New Zealand Education Partnership 2025–2035 yesterday at the Honiara Senior High School.
By Mary Manelegua A Professor from the University of Idaho, United States, Dr. Luke Harmon has returned to Sir Dudley Tuti College in Kamaosi, Isabel Province, marking a significant homecoming. Harmon, a former Peace Corps volunteer, taught science at the college in 1999.
The Solomon Islands Government Negotiation Team and Solomon Islands Teachers Association (SINTA) signed a Master Agreement on Friday, 28th August, bringing the industrial action to an end and promoting ongoing cooperation. The MA was signed by Dr.
Honiara, Solomon Islands [28 July 2025] – Surrounded by lush hills and dense mangroves inside the Maramasike passage in Malaita Province, Hunanawa Community High School serves as a central hub for education in that remote East Are’Are region.
By Lachlan Eddie Australia is hosting the Study Australia Mission 2025, organizing the biggest Study Australia Road Show Exhibition at the Heritage Park Hotel in Honiara.
By Lachlan Eddie The Kukudu Adventist College (KAC) Mini Reunion of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church has reconnected former students and teachers including current students.
Eight Solomon Islands students have recently graduated from various universities across China in June 2025. On Friday, 20th June, the Solomon Islands Ambassador to the People’s Republic of China, H.E.
By Jimmy Nolan On Friday 27 June the Solomon Islands National Teacher Association celebrated its 40th anniversary with the theme “Teachers in Solidarity Advocating for Better Working Conditions for Quality Education’’.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs and External Trade, Hon. Peter Shanel Agovaka is pleased to announce that the five Solomon Islands students studying in Israel are on their way home after conflict in the Middle East had delayed their return.
By Alfred Pagepitu The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade is working on repatriating the five students in Israel back to the country. Minister Hon.
By Jimmy Nolan Two first-year female students at the Solomon Islands National University Maritime College Ranadi campus, are encouraging more young girls to pursue studies in maritime fields.
The Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development (MEHRD) is gearing up to host the 2025 Solomon Islands Principals’ Conference from 25 – 27 June at the Solomon Islands National University, Panatina Campus.
Acting Prime Minister Hon. Frederick Kologeto MP yesterday welcomed and held an open dialogue with young students from various schools in Honiara. The meeting, facilitated by Save the Children, provided a platform for students to voice key issues affecting children across the Solomon Islands.
The Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development (MEHRD) has acknowledged the concerns raised by some teachers regarding their relevelled salaries, which were paid on Thursday, 15 May 2025.
