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MANILA, Mar 24, 2023 - (ACN Newswire) - On 19-20 April 2022, EDUtech Philippines 2023 will bring together DepEd school leaders, educators, and policymakers to discuss the future of K-12 education in the

I revisited our Bill of Rights this week and it gave me some succour to know that even though it could be seen as just another idealistic document, if we the people of South Africa do all we can to make sure that those rights are lived and enforced, we will go a long way to making this country...

Parliament's processing of the controversial Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA) Bill hit the skids due to "some challenges" with the public hearings for the bill.



Chairperson says decision was made to give divisions supporting the public hearings enough time to iron out some challenges identified

Government is expected to spend at least R1.4 trillion over the next three years on higher and basic education and the sports, arts and culture function.

The Democratic Alliance says it will will launch a court action to force the Department of Basic Education to eradicate pit toilets at schools across the country. 




Rep Julius Ihonvbere slams Gov. Godwin Obaseki over violence that characterized last Saturday's House of Assembly elections in Edo State

The Court was of the view that child birth has to be construed in context of employment as a natural incident of life, and the provisions of the Maternity Benefit Act are required to be construed in that perspective.

Investing in the learning of young children can contribute towards breaking cycles of poverty in society. However, quality early learning programmes are dependent on consistent and accessible state subsidisation – a possibility that remains out of reach for many practitioners in early childhood...

Recognizing the need to have more schools in Central Visayas, the Department of Education has approved the creation of an integrated school in the island of Caohagan in Lapu-Lapu City.