GROUPS STRONGLY CONDEMNED ATTACK ON STUDENTS
The Diocesan Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Guadalcanal has strongly condemn the inhumane attack on innocent students of Ruavatu school last weekend. Bishop Nathan Tome…
Category: <span>Schools</span>
STUDENTS ACROSS THE COUNTRY START THEIR EXAMINATIONS
Examinations for Forms five and six have started today for most schools around the country according to the National Examination Standard Unit (NESU). Director of NESU,…
ACTING GUADALCANAL PREMIER CONDEMNED ATTACK ON STUDENTS
The acting Guadalcanal Provincial deputy premier, Rolland Seleso has condemned the recent attack on Ruavatu Secondary School students. Freelancer George Atkin today reports Mr Seleso says…
EDUCATION SYSTEM NEEDS TO EQUIP STUDENTS: REV. VUNAGI
The Archbishop of the Anglican Church of Melanesia Most Reverend David Vunagi says the country needs an education system that trains and equips students to be…
RUAVATU SCHOOL FORCED TO CLOSE AFTER DRUNKARDS INTRUDED
Ruavatu National Secondary School in North East Guadalcanal has been forced to close early, after a group of drunk men entered the school and threatened its students, including…
BANK SOUTH PACIFIC LAUNCHED ITS GO GREEN CLEAN UP DAY
Bank South Pacific has launched its Annual Go Green Clean Up Day nation-wide today, under the theme \”Our Green City\”. Launched at the St Nicholas College this…
PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS NEED RECOGNITION: SIR PAUL TOVUA
Communities and private sectors in Solomon Islands have been urged to recognise people with special needs. Sir Paul Tovua made the statement during a graduation ceremony at…
NORTH MALAITA SCHOOLS UNDERGO INSPECTION
North Malaita Schools are currently being inspected by the Education Ministry. The inspection is to assess the quality of education facilities and infrastructure developments in North…
CABINET APPROVED MINISTRY OF EDUCATION\’S NEW STRUCTURE
Cabinet has approved the new structure of the Ministry of Education and Human Resource Development, and the Ministry has begun recruiting key positions under the new…
SCHOOL IN CHOISEUL RECEIVED JAPANESE FUNDING FOR CLASSROOM
The Japanese Government has approved more than $700,000.00 to construct a two-story classroom building for Katurasele Primary School in South Choiseul. A signing ceremony for the…