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(File photo) MANILA - The House of Representatives on Tuesday passed on second reading a proposed measure seeking to strengthen the promotion and delivery of mental health services in basic education through the hiring and deployment of mental health professionals. House Bill No. 6574, or the proposed Basic Education Mental Health and Well-Being Promotion Act, is a consolidation of House Bills 929, 3691, 4162 and 4194 authored by Representatives Roman Romulo (Pasig City), Rex Gatchalian (Valenzu...

School dropout: Report finds only half the learners who start primary school reach high school, and of these only 15% pass matric.

January 24 is the International Day of Education, which celebrates the key role that education plays in ensuring peace, development, gender equality, and human rights. For this year’s celebration, however, there is a dark stain on Peru’s education record: Law No. 31498, which purports to “promote the quality of educational materials and resources.”

(File photo) MANILA - The House of Representatives on Tuesday passed on second reading a proposed measure seeking to strengthen the promotion and delivery of mental health services in basic education through the hiring and deployment of mental health professionals. House Bill No. 6574, or the proposed Basic Education Mental Health and Well-Being Promotion Act, is a consolidation of House Bills 929, 3691, 4162 and 4194 authored by Representatives Roman Romulo (Pasig City), Rex Gatchalian (Valenzu...

Mutually assured destruction - thats how Malaika Mahlatsi describes our education crisis.

South Africans should be worried that this past Christmas and New Year period, there were 100 teens as young as 13 years old that gave birth to babies, writes Joseph Rasethe.

The Department of Basic Education last Thursday released the National Senior Certificate (NSC) results for the 2022 matric year.

The Department of Basic Education released the National Senior Certificate (NSC) results for the 2022 matric year last week.

Nal’ibali, the national reading-for-enjoyment campaign, has been providing a free, special story for children to celebrate World Read Aloud Day (WRAD) for over a decade. 2023 is no different. Once again, Nal'ibali is calling on all South Africans to join them in reading aloud to the children in their lives on WRAD, which is celebrated on Wednesday, 1 February.

Justice and Correctional Services Minister Ronald Lamola said the best-performing inmate learner scored an 87.9% average.