The Leader of Opposition Hon. Matthew Wale has called on the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development (MEHRD) to immediately investigate the persistent high failure rates in national examinations and implement effective measures to improve academic performance. Hon.
Australia is pleased to support Australia Awards alumnae by offering Women’s Leadership Archetypes Training on 24 and 25 February 2025. Applications are open for interested alumnae.
The Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development (MEHRD) on Monday 13th January 2025, released the National Examination and Placement Results for Years 9,11 and 12. This was after the Minister of Education, Hon. Tozen Leokana signed off the release of the results.
By Alex Dadamu The Minister for Education and Human Resource Development, Hon. Tozen Leokana is expected to sign the release of the forms 3,5 and 6 examination results next week. Acting Permanent Secretary Christopher Sakiri said the proposed date to release the results is on Monday 13 January.
The Year 6 to 7 National Placement Committee is currently attending a two-week meeting in Honiara to deliberate on the 2025 placement of Year 6 pupils into Year 7. The meeting begun on Monday 9th December and will be concluded on Friday 20th December, and is held at the St Barnabas Cathedral Hall.
Numbu Community High School in North East Guadalcanal officially received its newly built two-story classroom building from the Japanese Embassy today. The building was funded through Japan’s Grant Assistance for Grass-Roots and Human Security Projects (GGP), costing more than 600,000 SBD.
It was a moment of celebration and recognition of the partnership and commitment between the governments of Australia, New Zealand, and Solomon Islands in the creation and construction of a new science laboratory at Reginald Chapman Nicholson College, in South Vela La Vela, Western Province.
Prime Minister Hon. Jeremiah Manele MP and Madam Joycelyn Manele honoured the Bethesda Disability Training and Support Centre graduation ceremony with their presence. The graduation was held at Bethesda’s Henderson Training Centre.
Honiara, Solomon Islands [11 November 2024] – The governments of Solomon Islands, Australia and New Zealand have handed over a new girls’ dormitory and ablution block for Tabaka Rural Training Centre in New Georgia, Western Province, marking a significant development for the school.
Twenty-five education sector leaders from across Solomon Islands are attending a Change Leadership course at the University of Newcastle, Australia, supported by the Australian Government.
Excitement filled the air as 105 bright-eyed students from Florence Young Early Childhood Education (ECE) Centre, along with 10 dedicated teachers, embarked on a thrilling educational journey hosted by Solomon Airlines.
The Government for National Unity and Transformation, GNUT, has prioritised education as a central pillar of the 2024-2028 National Policy and Translation Document.
The Senior Management of the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development has learned of disturbing incidents of students who were attached by masked men, while walking to their schools or walking home after school in the past two days.
The first Australia Awards Solomon Islands Short Course Award- a Graduate Certificate in Fisheries Management and Development- has officially launched. Economic contributions, food security, and jobs creation makes fisheries a critical sector for Solomon Islands and all Pacific Island countries and…
The government-state owned school, King George Six (KGVI) National Secondary School has officially opened its lecture theatre on Monday 7th, October 2024, to cater for an improved access to a conducive learning environment.
Teachers across the country were overjoyed as their new salary structure and classification would be implemented next year. They were filled with joy following the announcement of their long overdue desire to be accorded a proper salary structure by Permanent Secretary Dr Franco Rodie on behalf of…
By Ian Kaukui Teachers in and around Honiara today celebrated World Teachers Day with the theme, “Valuing teacher’s voices, towards a new social contract for education.” The day-long event began with a colorful float parade from Maranatha Hall, down the eastern part of Honiara town and ended at…
Five Solomon Islands citizen students who are currently embarking on a 10-month agricultural training program at the Arava International Center for Agriculture Training (AICAT) in Israel, are safe and secure.
The Acting Prime Minister Bradley Tovosia has described the newly opened University of South Pacific Honiara Campus as a pillar of transformation. Tovosia made this statement at the formal opening of the USP Honiara Campus at King George this morning.
Taking a step toward enhancing education infrastructure in Solomon Islands, Lambi Community High School celebrated the official handover of its newly constructed double-story classroom building.
