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THE STANDARD EDUCATION Sharon Alaka, a class three pupil at Eshikumu Primary School in Ikolomani plucking ripe fruits at Shirula village in Ikolomani. [Benjamin Sakwa, Standard] Unease has emerged over the fate of Grade Four learners even as the government directed that the children remain at home when schools open on Monday. In a circular to all regional, county and sub-county directors of education, the Ministry of Education states that Grade Four children must remain at home. The May 3 circ...

Queenslanders are being urged to drive safely as holidays come to a close and students head back to the school gates next week. Transport and Main Roads...

VIC Premier As Victorian students head back to school, the Andrews Labor Government is making it safer and easier to get to class, with new innovative pedestrian crossing technology and electronic speed signs being rolled out across the suburbs. Rolling out across the west, east and south east of Melbourne, 75 new dynamic pedestrian crossings will use sensors and high definition cameras to detect how many people are waiting at a crossing and adjust the crossing time accordingly – keeping stud...

Date Time Update on schooling in Mid-West in aftermath of Cyclone Seroja There are 24 schools that were in the path of Cyclone Seroja that have been cleared to open for the start of Term 2 A further 22 schools are still to be assessed by the Department of Finance  The Department of Education and the Department of Finance have been working tirelessly to assess the damage of Cyclone Seroja on Western Australian public schools in the Mid-West. Whilst clean-up work is continuing, 24 schools includ...

Premium Content Subscriber only This is about the tenth musical Michael Robertson has directed for The Rockhampton Grammar Primary School but it’s taken him the longest to get to stage. ROK240221POPPINSvid: Rockhampton Grammar School Mary Poppins rehearsal February 2021 Mary Poppins Jr was cast in March last year, but rehearsals were delayed until Term Two as the uncertainties surrounding Covid-19 forced the Pilbeam Theatre into lockdown. It was then scheduled for September 2020, then...

Article by Social Share The Ministry of Education, Technological and Vocational Training will continue to engage education stakeholders as it seeks to chart the way forward during the COVID-19 pandemic. Minister of Education, Santia Bradshaw, said recently meetings were scheduled to be held this week for teachers, including those at the nursery and special education schools, principals, and teachers’ unions. Bradshaw, who was speaking on the sidelines of the launch of the National Give...