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DepEd and DILG join forces to enhance school security by deploying barangay tanods, addressing safety concerns and supplementing professional guards. Learn about their new initiative and safety protocols.
According to MOE, schools are to adjust the level and nature of their activities based on hourly PM2.5 readings.
The schools, established under a 2016 agreement, incorporate Japanese school practices such as classroom cleaning and student duty rotations.
More than 700,000 students face lost learning time, rising living costs and uncertainty as talks to end the ongoing lecturers' strike collapse.
FCT Minister Nyesom Wike has approved promotion examinations for 5,990 education officers who missed the previous exercise due to union disruptions.
Trinity University, Yaba, Lagos, will on Friday, October 16, graduate a new set of 323 students across various disciplines, with 79 graduands (representing 24.46 per cent) achieving First Class honours. Notably, two of the First Class graduates, Osayuware Toluwalase Osazuwa from the Department of International Relations and Osemen Joy Esezobor from the Department of Computer […] The post Trinity University holds fifth convocation appeared first on Tribune Online.
Private schools told to issue vacation fee notices in May and give parents separate deadlines for June and July paymen
IUB brings in Italian academic veteran with two decades of global experience to lift teaching quality
Schools across AssessPrep’s UAE network conducted 24,317 assessments between January and June 2026
Prepare for a dose of pure joy and a heartwarming moment that’s guaranteed to brighten your day! A young schoolboy, still looking sharp in his blue uniform, recently gave us all a masterclass in compassion. Instead of just enjoying his own midday meal, he decided to share his lunch with a tiny, hungry cat, transforming …
North Lamar Intermediate third and fourth-grade Gifted and Talented (GT) students brought literature to life on Thursday, October 8, as they shared creative projects with their parents.
Some UK universities have withdrawn admission offers to Nigerian students due to a British government visa crackdown and a rise in study visa rejections.
Serving general public since 1906, school is currently overwhelmed by over 1.4k students
For Cassandra Kimberly Templora, graduating from the University of San Francisco (USF) was more than earning a degree. It was a milestone shared with the family and community that supported her as she pursued her education abroad. Templora graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and a minor in gerontology, the study of aging, becoming the first in her family to graduate from a foreign university. She is now pursuing her medical education at the University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Medicine and Surgery as a first-year student. Her decision to pursue medicine grew from a lifelong interest in science. “Growing up, I’ve always been interested in sciences and whatever biological topics we did,” Templora said, recalling her fascination with organisms and how their body systems work together. Her minor in gerontology was equally personal. Raised in a Filipino culture that places great value on respect and care for elders, Templora wanted to better understand aging from both psychological and physiological perspectives. College also gave her opportunities to bring Filipino culture into campus life. At USF, Templora became active in Kasamahan, the university’s Filipino-American student organization. She began as a first-year representative before becoming community and political affairs co-director. In that role, she helped organize Pilipino-American History Month activities and Marahuyo, a festival inspired by Filipino fiestas that brought Filipino businesses and cultural performances to campus. As a junior, she led the Skit Committee for Philippine Cultural Night, overseeing the writing, auditions and rehearsals for a production that shared Filipino stories with hundreds of students. She also performed in the annual skit throughout her four years. Beyond Kasamahan, she served as vice president of finance and leadership of the Culturally-Focused Clubs Council. She later became an international student orientation guide, welcoming new students to the university. Balancing her studies with these numerous commitments was one of her biggest challenges. “I never wanted to limit myself but I also understood that I had responsibilities I needed to accomplish,” she said. Over time, she learned to balance those responsibilities while remaining committed to the people and causes that mattered to her. Throughout these experiences, her mother, aesthetic and medical doctor Iris Templora, has been a constant source of encouragement. “My mom has always been my inspiration and driving force in whatever I do,” Templora said. “She’s always been there to support me and push me out of my comfort zone. She’s my ultimate cheerleader!” As she begins medical school, Templora also recognizes the wider circle of people who helped her reach this point. “As the first one in my family to graduate from a foreign university, this accomplishment is not only my own but also of the village that helped raise me,” she said. Her advice to other Filipino students is simple: “Push yourself out of your comfort zone, do it afraid if you have to; because, before you know it, your ‘One day’ is now your ‘Day one.’”
AI should complement teachers and students, not replace their roles, says UAE official, emphasizing the importance of human interaction in education.
Without Raphinha, the league's top scorer with twelve goals and out for at least two matches due to a muscle edema in his right thigh sustained with Brazil, but with Joan Garcia back, Barça resumes the league this Saturday against Getafe. If they win, they will equal the best league start in the club's history: eight victories in eight matchdays, like Tata Martino's Barça in 2013-14.
The annual programme also offers recipients opportunities to undertake internships in the BH newsroom.
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