Learners at Lusese Combined School in Zambezi commemorated the Day of the Namibian Child with a call by learners to address challenges they face.

Learners of Kehemu Project School in the Kavango East Region celebrated Arbor Day by planting 55 fruit trees. 

The observation of Arbor Day varies in different countries due to variations in climate and suitable planting seasons. 

In Namibia, it is always celebrated in the second week of October.

Youth and learners from surrounding schools in the Omusati Region have come together to support the council's efforts to clean up Outapi town.

The Director of Education in the Kavango East Region, Christine Shilima, has warned teachers who are engaged in sexual relationships with learners to refrain from such conduct. 

About 1,700 learners from seven schools and a kindergarten in the Zambezi Region benefitted from the Never Walk Alone Project over the weekend.

The learners received shoes, and for the first time since the start of the Never Walk Alone Project, 70 learners were gifted tracksuits.

Senior high school learners across Namibia have been exposed to a two-day Career Guidance and University Readiness Conference, which ended today (Wednesday).

The main aim of the meeting is to empower learners with guidance and tools to make confident future academic and professional choices.

The management of Oshigambo High School and the Ministry of Education officials have reached a consensus that has allowed learners to go back to school.

More than 400 Grade 11 and Advanced Subsidiary Level (AS) learners from various schools nationwide participated in two weeks of school holiday classes at Epukiro Senior Secondary School aimed at enhancing their academic performance. 

Members of school management in remote areas continue to sacrifice their personal resources to ensure that the needs of learners and staff are met.

The leadership at Ndoro Memorial Combined School in the Zambezi Region is recognised as one example of this. 

In a jubilant celebration of 75 years of commitment to empowering learners and shaping future leaders, Dr. Lemmer High School marked this milestone with the Nedbank Relay Championship competition.

The event was filled with various activities, including the 100, 200, and 400-metre runs.