PNG Education
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Islands
Air Niugini Donates Books to a School in Rabaul, Over 600 Students Benefit
Over six hundred students attending Tavui Primary School in the Rabaul Electorate, East New Britain Province now have a chance…
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Momase
Lae Secondary School Celebrates New Staff houses
Lae Secondary School celebrated the opening of new staff houses over the weekend, despite the financial instability experienced by schools…
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News
1,000 Solar Lights Distributed to Kupiano Elementary and Primary School Students
1,000 solar lights were distributed amongst students from eight elementary and primary schools in Kupiano District of Central Province. The…
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E-library for Kairuku School
By Jack Lapauve Jr, EMTV – Port Moresby The Together for Education Project, funded by the Australian Government recently…
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Momase
Construction of Huonville Primary Classrooms Slow, Classes delayed
Classes for students of Huonville Primary School in Lae may be delayed for another week, as the construction of classrooms…
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Highlands
More Teachers Qualify to Educate Students with Special Needs
Eleven primary school teachers from schools in Lae, Goroka and Popondetta received Applied Diplomas in Special Education yesterday (May 4)…
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News
School Inspectors and Education Officers benefit from School Learning Improvement Plan training
'Together for Education' recently held a three day Training of Trainers workshop for thirty education officers and school inspectors from…
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Momase
Delays in TFF Payments Affecting Schools in Madang Province
Provincial TFF Coordinator, Igorura Dorea, says at least four high schools and 300 elementary and primary schools in the province…
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Classrooms Condemned, School Closed
Six classrooms at the Huonville Primary School in Lae have been condemned by the PNG Fire Service, the Health Department…
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Momase
Morobe’s Provincial Program Advisor for Education: Government Support Needed
Morobe’s Provincial Program Advisor for Education, Keith Jiram, said schools are not getting support from the national and provincial government.…
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