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.
The Democratic Coalition for Change Government (DCCG) is determined to successfully implement its land reform programs. The Minister for Lands, Housing and Survey, Andrew Manepora’a made the statement during his keynote address to officially launch the 2015 G’ Day Solomon Islands Great Debate in…
The Australian Government through its Embassy in Honiara has successfully organised its 2015 G’ Day Great Debate in Honiara today. The Australian High Commissioner Mr Andrew Byrne in his opening remarks said the debate is an annual event designed to enhance students’ public speaking abilities and…
Solomon Islands Government sponsored students at the University of the South Pacific Emalus Campus in Vanuatu are grateful for the timely payment of their second-semester allowances.
Students from South Guadalcanal are calling on their Member of Parliament to assist them with tuition fees for this year. A John Dalton studying at the Solomon Islands National University (SINU) said students from South Guadalcanal are having difficulties meeting their own tuition fees for this…
The Director of the USP Solomon Islands Campus has said the number of female students is increasing yearly, describing it as an important factor towards development.
The Solomon Islands National University (SINU) has today received a new computer lab from the Democratic Coalition for Change (DCC) Government through the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development.
The Democratic Coalition for Change Government through the Ministry of Education has encouraged schools in the City to revive the tradition of flag raising.
The Sports division of the Honiara City Council will be organising a table tennis competition for schools within the City. Sports Development Officer for HCC, Victor Wai’ia says the competition is open to interested schools within Honiara City.
Students at the University of Papua New Guinea’s Honiara Open Campus are appealing to both the Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea Governments to strengthen the establishment and operation of the institution in Honiara.
The Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Education reminds Education institutions in the country – the importance of English language. Speaking at the official opening of the Mini English and Art festival, Dr Franco Rodie says it is sad some schools are using Pidgin English as their medium of…
A second lot of students doing medical studies in Cuba will be graduating after completing their six years study program on the 24th of this month. Among local students who will graduate will be five girls and 17 boys.
Namoia Community High School in East Malaita is proud to receive Information and Communication Technology equipment from Solosoft company, a local IT firm. The school this week received five computers and a multi-purpose printer from Solosoft company to improve ICT programs for it students.
Students from the Anglican schools in the country are currently in Honiara to take part in a one-week event called the ‘Anglican Church of Melanesia Schools and Institutions Communities’ – ACOMSIC event. The event is revived after its suspension in 2005.
Sir Duddley Tuti College clinic in Kamaosi, Isabel Province is in dire need of clinical drugs and other important medical supplies. The clinic serves both the school and surrounding communities and the lack of basic drugs and other medications had been a real problem for the students and the local…
The 2016 Australia Awards Pacific Scholarships are now open for Solomon Islanders in the fields of health, gender, education, engineering, economics and law. The Australia Awards Pacific Scholarships sponsors students interested in studying abroad at selected universities in the Pacific.
Vura Community High School in Honiara officially opened its newly built library building last Thursday. The building was funded by the Australian and New Zealand Governments as part of a broader education project to support the Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development for education…
The Permanent Secretary for Culture and Tourism, John Wasi has called on school children and young people in Solomon Islands to give attention to national museums and learn about the country.
Six Solomon Islands women and girls have won the 2015 Westpac Women’s Education Grants, a program that gives women and girls a helping hand to further their education.
A school assembly hall in North Malaita has been destroyed by the current bad weather. The Assembly Hall of Mbita’ama Community High School was torn down by the heavy rains and strong winds yesterday.
