Illiteracy: A Growing Concern in Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea can reduce its high illiteracy rate by implementing the strategies recommended by Dr. Kilala Devette-Chee, Senior Research Fellow and Program Leader of...
Tag : Education
In Taliban-Controlled Areas, Girls Are Fleeing for One Thing: an Education
By Adam Nossiter SHEBERGHAN, Afghanistan — The order to shut down the girls’ schools was announced at the mosque, in a meeting with village elders....
Classes Suspended
The Education Minister Jimmy Uguro has announced today that Schools are suspended from Monday 22nd March till 19th April when classes will resume again....
Higher Education Institutions to continue classes
Higher Education Institutions across the country have been advised and instructed after consulting with State of Emergency Controller, David Manning, to continue on with their...
Poor Education Standards
Parents and the administration of the Southern Highlands Provincial Government have raised concerns on the poor standard of education in the province. Provincial Administrator, Dr...
UPNG Students Donate ‘Solar Lights’ to Schools in Angoram
Christmas; there's no holiday quite like it. Most people spend their holiday with loved ones cooking, singing, dancing and exchanging presents. While others prefer traveling,...
DBTI 19th Graduation
Don Bosco Technical Institute graduate 194 students...
Highlands Lutheran International School Rises from Ashes
It was a new era for staff and students of the Highlands Lutheran International School (HLIS) in Enga as they witnessed the launching of five...
School Excursion For Rural Bundi Kids
It’s not everyday children from a rural school get to go on an excursion outside of their villages during the holidays. This will be the...
PNG – SI Mission Celebration
Vunabosco, Kokopo: Don Bosco Technical Secondary School, Kokopo celebrated the 40th anniversary of the Pioneering Salesians who arrived in Araimiri, Gulf province two weeks ago...