Churches Want Separate Budget
Papua New Guinea’s seven mainline churches are urging the government to do a separate budget allocation from the education department in next year’s National Budget....
Category : Education
NID to assist with Higher Education Loan Program
More than 10, 000 students throughout Papua New Guinea have been registered by the Papua New Guinea Civil and Identity Registry Office for the Marape/Steven...
CPL Gives out 50 Laptops in Back to School Promo
50 laptops were given out to winners of a major nationwide back to school promotion by Stop & Shop, City Pharmacy, Prouds and Jack’s of...
St Paul High School to Receive Double Classroom
St Paul High School in Central Province will soon ease some issues of student overcrowding. A ground ceremony for a double classroom was done by...
Locals Build Own High School
A feeling of satisfaction has reached the locals at the Muglamp Local Level Government in the Dei Electorate of Western Highlands, after getting news that...
Edai Christian School Opened
Edai Town is rapidly advancing in terms of development, recently an education hub was opened within the township that is set to serve the residents...
AINATHS Increases Intake
Aiyura National High School will be welcoming over 800 students from all over the country onto its campus next week. Enrolment for 2020’s grade 11...
A Teacher’s Concern
A primary school teacher in East New Britain province has called on the provincial education board and the teaching service commission to sort out the...
Delayed TFF To Be Paid
The Secretary for Education, Dr. Uke Kombra, announced that the government will do final payments of TFF funds at the start of the school year....
Focus FODE In Secondary and Tertiary Institutions: Marape
Prime Minister James Marape has called on the Department of Education and academic institutions in the country to focus on incorporating Flexible Open Distance Education...