Solomon Islands students studying at Laucala, University of the South Pacific will host Solomon Islands 38th Independence anniversary in Suva Fiji. Explaining the program outline is the President of the Solomon Islands Students Association Mr. Richard Hou.
The Parliamentary Opposition Group is questioning why the Government has delayed the repatriation of our students studying in Papua New Guinea. In a statement today, the Opposition says whilst the Government is saying they will repatriate our students, nothing has been done since.
The Parliamentary Opposition Group is reiterating its call for the Government to repatriate Solomon Islands students studying in Papua New Guinea universities as soon as possible.
The Government will be informed in due course of the operational status of the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG), Papua New Guinea University of Technology (UNITECH) and the University of Goroka for the rest of this academic year in light of the ongoing students’ protest situation.
Two young students have been charged with defiling a girl under the age of 13. Their case appeared for mention this morning at the Magistrate Court to set a trial date.
Afufu Community High School in North Malaita finally receives a new classroom and a staff building from the Japanese Government. Thanks to the Japanese Government for funding the project under its Grassroots Project. SIBC Stringer at Malu’u, Lensley Kwaimani reports.
Teachers employed by Catholic schools under the Gizo Catholic Diocese Education are now well-equipped with enhanced knowledge on how to better run their schools after attending a first ever planning workshop recently.
A concerned parent has called on responsible authorities to quickly settle the outstanding allowances of 13 students who are studying at the University of the South Pacific’s Emalus Campus in Vanuatu.
The Constitutional Reform Unit (CRU) has concluded a four-day awareness program on the second 2014 Draft Federal Constitution of Solomon Islands with our students studying at the Papua New Guinea University of Technology in Lae over the weekend.
An inter-secondary school sports championship is planned for all secondary schools within the southern region of Malaita Province. Rokera Provincial Secondary School is hosting the championship in the semester break, this year.
Around 20 untrained teachers in the Shortlands have not received their salaries since the beginning of the year. Reporting from Nila Shortlands, SIBC’s Gina Maka’a says Mr.
Consultations on the second 2014 Draft Federal Constitution of Solomon Islands for students and academics living abroad has begun for students at the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) in Port Moresby, Monday this week.
The Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government is committed to the course of increasing the country’s numerical strength in ‘Doctors of Philosophy,’ (PHD).
Solomon Islands Government scholarships at the Solomon Islands National University (SINU) have decreased over the last three years, says Pro Vice-Chancellor, Professor Basil Marasinghe.
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…
The Taiwan Technical Mission (TTM) and the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAL) have successfully launched another ‘Students Practical Training Attachment Program’ in Honiara.
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.
Leader of the Parliamentary Independent Group, Dr. Derek Sikua has questioned the newly introduced ‘Medical Check’ system enforced by the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development pertaining to government sponsored students studying at various institutions in the region.
