Implemention phase starts for Transforming Education system
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The Ministry of Education, Arts, and Culture says it is in the implementation stage of the Transforming Education Implementation Charter 2023-2030.
The Ministry of Education, Arts, and Culture says it is in the implementation stage of the Transforming Education Implementation Charter 2023-2030.
An anti-gay movement in Namibia has urged the Ministry of Education, Arts, and Culture to suspend or withdraw sex education programmes, arguing that these programmes promote homosexuality.
Emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence, will not only transform what learners study but also how they engage with their learning environments.
Consequently, these innovations necessitate extensive research into both the technological aspects and the preparedness of educators.
Stakeholders from the education sector are meeting in Windhoek to enhance skills-based education in the 21st century.
The biannual education conference is co-hosted by UNAM's School of Education and the Ministry of Education, Arts, and Culture.
The Deputy Minister of Education, Arts, and Culture, Faustina Caley, says the Universal Education Grant (UEG) will be increased from N$200 to N$300 per learner for pre-primary and primary schools, and from N$300 to N$400 per learner for secondary schools.
The Deputy Minister of Education, Arts, and Culture, Faustina Caley, has called for more collaboration and innovation in the preservation of the country's cultural heritage.
She said this while officiating at the Bom Jesus shipwreck exhibition at Jasper House Museum in Oranjemund.
Namibia has launched its first-ever Digital Schools Pilot project in Okahandja.
In ensuring that every learner has access to education, musician Martin Morocky, well known as King Tee Dee, launched the King Tee Dee "Walk for Education" initiative.
The Ministries of Education, Arts, and Culture and that of Sports, Youth, and National Service have launched the Integrated Physical Education and School Sports Policy (IPESS), 2023–2030.
Being taught in overcrowded classrooms has become history for the learners of Tsumeb Primary School, thanks to the MTC Rural Schools Project.
The project built eight classrooms, a lab, and a storeroom in partnership with the Motor Vehicle Accident Fund.