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School fees exemption: Do you qualify...and how to apply - Vimarsana News

School fees exemption: Do you qualify...and how to apply

Government regulations provide a mechanism for parents facing financial constraints to apply for an exemption from school fees. Here's how.

VP Sara vows to sustain momentum in pursuing MATATAG reforms in BER 2024 - Vimarsana News

VP Sara vows to sustain momentum in pursuing MATATAG reforms in BER 2024

PASAY CITY, 25 January 2024 – Vice President of the Philippines and Secretary of Education Sara Z. Duterte on Thursday conveyed the commitment of the Department of Education (DepEd) in achieving the MATATAG Agenda during her second Basic Education Report. In her report, VP Sara highlighted major accomplishments a year…

VERA FILES FACT CHECK: DepEd's order continuing voucher program for Grade 11 students in SUCs, LUCs for SY 2023-2024 needs context - Vimarsana News

VERA FILES FACT CHECK: DepEd's order continuing voucher program for Grade 11 students in SUCs, LUCs for SY 2023-2024 needs context

Six months after stopping the issuance of vouchers for Grade 11 students enrolled in state and local universities and colleges for the current school year ending in June 2024, the Department of Education ordered that it be continued.

'You've done it!' – The Mail & Guardian - Vimarsana News

'You've done it!' – The Mail & Guardian

Record-breaking matric results: SA youth are overcoming adversity

Source: mg.co.za
FCTA allocates ₦7 billion to offset primary school teachers' salary arrears - Vimarsana News

FCTA allocates ₦7 billion to offset primary school teachers' salary arrears

Dr Danlami Hayyo, the Secretary for Education, Federal Capital Territory Administration, says ₦7 billion has been approved to offset 25% of the outstanding arrears of salaries of teachers in public primary schools. | Pulse Nigeria

Source: pulse.ng