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.
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.
Former General Secretary of Solomon Islands Teachers Association (SINTA) branch in Western Province Ralph Suta has called on the association to work closely with the Western Provincial Government and the National Government address teachers unresolved claims in the province.
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.
Teachers from Shortland Islands and Choiseul Province gathered in Taro, Choiseul Province for a week long Teacher-In-Training program. The training aims to equip teachers with updated knowledge in their teaching profession. SIBC’s Gina Maka’a reports from Nila, Shortland Islands.
Authorities of Aisalinga Community High School in Central Kwara’ae, Malaita Province have questioned the recent payment delay to some of its staff. Chairman of the school Mr. Paul Kabolo says the delay will impinge on the general well-being of the affected staff and school in general.
A total of 253 uncertified teachers have graduated with certificates at the Solomon Islands National University (SINU) in Honiara today. The teachers will now be able to legally perform their duties at their respective schools they are posted.
Few teachers serving under the Central Islands Provincial Education Authority have expressed their disappointments over the 2016 teacher postings and restructuring.
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 Malaita School Leaders Leadership and Management Training has ended successfully in Auki, Malaita Province. The training bought together School Heads and Early Childhood Education (ECE) Supervisors from Schools in the Eastern, Central and Northern Regions of Malaita Province.
Teachers in Temotu Pele Constituency have today marked the World Teachers Day at Maina Community High School. The event has been moved to today after it was disturbed by heavy downpour yesterday. Ismael Ou’ou of Temotu Province reports.
The Solomon Islands National University (SINU) Council maintained its position on a decision regarding the University’s offer on the conditions of Contracts for its Lecturers. It also calls on all Academic staff to begin classes next week.
The Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development has acknowledged participants of the two days National Teachers Education Conference which ends successfully in Honiara today.
A concerned Teacher from Verahue Primary School, West Guadalcanal is calling on the Solomon Islands National Teacher’s Credit Union to be fair to all its members.
The Solomon Islands National Teacher’s Association (SINTA) now has a new General Secretary. He is Robert Lafisi, a former Principal of Aligegeo Secondary School in Malaita province.
Former General-Secretary of the Solomon Islands National Teachers Association (SINTA) Samson Faisi has said he welcomes any court proceedings taken against him by SINTA. Mr Faisi told SIBC News in an exclusive interview recently.
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has said Don Bosco’s aspiration to do good resonates with the Solomon Islands Government’s policy intention of providing quality leadership to deliver a meaningful quality of life for all Solomon Islanders.
A workshop to improve head teachers’ abilities to train untrained teachers through distance and flexible learning with the Solomon Islands National University (SINU) has successfully concluded in Auki, Malaita Province.
In Sports, a High School Rugby Sevens competition will kick off on Easter Monday at the Panatina Rugby Oval in Honiara. The tournament is organised by the Solomon Islands Rugby Union Federation and will have two categories – the Under 16 and the Under 20 senior.
Teachers in East Kwara’ae have formed a new teachers association with the aim of collaborating academically in the Eastern region of Malaita province. Called the Association of East Kwara’ae Education Profile, its objectives are to assist students develop holistically.
