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.

Teachers in the Opuwo education circuit are taking steps to improve learning outcomes by developing a localised teaching manual for Social Studies learners in Grades 4 to 7.

The initiative aims to make education more relevant, practical and impactful for learners in the Kunene Region.

A dispute over a hostel padlock at Ndoro Memorial Combined School in Kongola Constituency escalated when police officers allegedly assaulted learners at the school.

The incident occurred on Saturday night after a hostel supervisor reportedly discovered a piece of metal inserted into a padlock.

Parents and church leaders in Tsumkwe are concerned at the lack of discipline at the local Senior Secondary School hostel. 

The community shared their growing frustrations during a targeted dialogue hosted in the area by the Forum for African Women Educationalists in Namibia (FAWENA).

Coblenz Combined School in the Okakarara Constituency has celebrated its seven decades of educating generations of learners and contributing to the development of the community.