National Government through the Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development (MEHRD) has announced its historical initiative by enabling all primary school students to enter Form 1 starting this year.
Few teachers serving under the Central Islands Provincial Education Authority have expressed their disappointments over the 2016 teacher postings and restructuring.
The Parliamentary Opposition Group has urged the Government to take proactive measures in addressing the issue of school drop-outs each year. The Opposition Group says, it has become common that every year the country finds many students becoming victims to the issue of limited space in our formal…
Low student performance at Manu Primary School in East Fataleka, Malaita Province, has raised concerns over teacher performances at the school. Concern parent and Chair of the school committee, Nelson Lodua told SIBC News, as parents they expect teachers to perform to a certain level.
The Makira Ulawa Women’s Council has called on the National Examination Standard Unit (NESU) to have a cheaper arrangement in accessing school transcripts.
Staff house shortages will be a thing of the past for Pirupiru Community High School in Ulawa, Makira Ulawa province. Thanks to the Government and people of Japan for signing a grant contract of $360,000.00 with the school authority in Honiara today.
A group of disgruntled continuing Fiji School of Medicine (FSM) students have expressed disagreements over the issue of meeting their own airfares to Fiji. The students were supposed to travel back to Fiji early this year to sit for their supplementary examinations.
The Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development has approved 34 schools to start their secondary levels this year. Undersecretary of the Ministry’s National Education Services, Constance Nasi made the announcement at the signing of Form Seven results recently in Honiara.
The Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development will now release the 2016 Form 7 results after the papers were signed by the Supervising Minister of Education Hon. Jimson Tanagada this afternoon.
The Solomon Islands Scouts Association will start its flag raising exercise in Malaita schools soon. Commissioner of the Scouts Association, Joe Billy Oge told SIBC’s ‘Distaem Nao’ program today, they have covered schools in Guadalcanal province and Honiara City last year after the revival of the…
The National Training Committee (NTC) of the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development (MEHRD) has called on all successful recipients of the 2016 Solomon Islands Government (SIG) Scholarship to fully utilise them.
The Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development announces schools to be upgraded this year. In its official website, the Ministry of Education posted a list of a total of 30 schools around the country to be upgraded.
Form One Placement lists for 2016 will most probably be released next week while Forms 6, 5 and 3, results will be made known one week after. An officer working within the National Examination Standard Unit (NESU) who requested anonymity says NESU is hoping to release the 2016 Placements soon so…
Bita’ama Community High School in North Malaita has successfully formulated and completed its historical school constitution. School Principal Henry Bare confirmed to SIBC News this resulted from a collective effort by the school authority, Malaita Education Authority including parents and…
The National Government is committed to ensuring all school drop-outs throughout the country have access to Technical Vocational Education Training (TVET) institutions. TVET Director Benedict Kausua made the statement during the Divit Rural Training Centre graduation ceremony recently.
The Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development is conducting a school inspection survey in provinces throughout the country. The survey covers inspections on infrastructure development, progress of government and donor partner projects and teacher’s performances.
More than twenty Kindergarten student from Wesley Kindergarten school in Honiara have today visited the National Broadcaster. The visit aims to empower students on the roles, functions and responsibilities of the broadcasting media in Solomon Islands.
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.
King George Sixth School has successfully held a pageant show and speech competition for its students. Chair of the event Mr Philip Tohu said the event is to build student morale especially in public speaking.
