Growing up in a remote community should never limit a child's dreams or determine their future.
At Otjinungwa Primary School, Kunene Governor Vipuakuje Muharukua encouraged learners to look beyond their circumstances, remain disciplined and pursue education as a pathway to a better future.
The Hardap Education Directorate says it is intensifying efforts to address overcrowded classrooms, dilapidated school infrastructure and inadequate sanitation facilities in the region.
Parents of learners at Augustinus Maashika Secondary School want the construction of the hostel sped up.
The learners currently share space in Ndiyona Combined School, whose hostel was partially gutted by fire last year.
Ruimte Primary School has won the inaugural Hardap Regional Senior Primary Schools Spelling Bee Competition, which brought together 40 Grade Seven learners from 24 schools across the region.
The competition aims to strengthen literacy, expand learners' vocabulary and improve academic performance.
The Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sport, Arts and Culture, Sanet Steenkamp, extended well wishes and encouragement to learners sitting for exams that started on the 12th of October.
Fifty learners from Cause Primary School in the Kavango West Region have benefited from a school uniform donation by the University of Namibia's Rundu Campus.
The project aims to support learners from disadvantaged backgrounds.
From humble beginnings under a tree in 1978 to a combined school of 620 learners, Namavambi Combined School continues to persevere despite facing challenges.
This emerged during a recent visit by Kavango West Governor Verna Sinimbo.
The Lizauli Spelling Bee in the Zambezi Region is growing in both participation and ambition.
Now in its fourth year, the competition brought together learners from 11 schools, giving them an opportunity to sharpen their spelling and literacy skills, while building confidence and gaining exposure.
The government has made noticeable progress regarding the integration of ICT in the education sector.
The Rakel Iindongo-Kakwambi Foundation has donated school supplies, toiletries and sanitary pads worth N$40,000 to Ondukuta Combined School in the Omusati Region.
The donation includes a laptop with a printer, printing papers and school uniforms for boys and girls.
