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South Australia has recorded 3079 new cases of COVID-19, with two more people confirmed to have died with t...

New South Wales has reported 18 deaths in the last 24 hours, with 20,293 new cases of coronavirus.

Parents say it is unfair to pay schools for Senior Two students yet they had earlier paid

Shadow Education Minister Josh Willie has congratulated all Tasmanian students, families and school staff on a successful school year without

The Victorian Government is making sure families in one of Melbourne’s fastest-growing urban areas will have access to a first-rate secondary school

Schools To Open When It’s Safe: PS Education “At this time it is critical that we avoid all unnecessary movement, students must stay home. While on extended holidays, students are encouraged to be engaged in a number of activities,” she said. by wati talebula-nuku ...

  May 07, 2021 02:43:59 PM The Education Ministry has appropriate measures in place to ensure safe return of students to school when Term 2 begins. Permanent Secretary for Education Dr Anjeela Jokhan in a press conference today said the Term One school holiday was brought forward on April 20 after the first community case of coronavirus was announced in Lautoka, a day before,” she said. “This was done to ensure children were safe at home as we anticipated potentially more cases, we mana...

Daily Monitor Thursday May 06 2021 Advertisement A 10-year-old girl, who was suffering with a big swelling on her right cheek, has received financial and medical assistance following a Daily Monitor story. Good Samaritans have provided clothing, bedding and school fees to Priscilla Akongo, 10, who says she was abandoned by her parents after she developed the strange swelling. She is also undergoing an operation at Lacor hospital to remove the swelling. On July 3, 2020, Daily Monitor published a...

  As schools reopen for sub-candidate classes today, many teachers will not return to classrooms due to low salaries and poor working conditions worsened by the one-year closure due to the COVID-19 lockdown. This comes as semi-candidates are set to return to school today. Many of the non-returning teachers mainly in private schools, faced with no payment and other challenges of the lockdown, ventured into alternative income-generating projects. However, others in government-aided schools, desp...

Daily Monitor Monday March 01 2021 Mr Stuart Lubwama (right), the head teacher of Victorian High School in Entebbe, resorted to selling Chapatis at Abayita Ababiri on Entebbe Road. PHOTO/FILE. Summary Advertisement This comes as semi-candidates are set to return to school today. Many of the non-returning teachers mainly in private schools, faced with no payment and other challenges of the lockdown, ventured into alternative income generating projects.  However, others in government-aided schoo...