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Friday, February 16, 2007

Ministry of Education reviews education action plans

PFnet news,
16 Friday 2007
By George Siapu

A national workshop to review various areas of strategic importance to the education sector in the country opens in Honiara today at the King Solomon Hotel.

The workshop was attended by various departmental heads of the Ministry of Education, Donor representatives from NZAID, UNICEF, JICA, EU, ROC (Taiwan), Senior Government officials and other key stakeholders.

In the course of the two-day workshop, participants will focus on the review of the Education Strategic Framework (2007-2015) and National Education Action Plan (2007-2009).

In his opening remarks, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development, Mr. Barnabas Anga revealed that a stock take analysis undertaken in 2006 on the state of progress of the 2004-2006 Education Strategic Plan (ESP) blamed the plan’s lack of progress to the non-fulfilment of the milestones.

Mr. Anga pointed out that a large portion of activities set out in the ESP 2004-2006 haven’t been implemented.

“Partly this was due to the ambitious Education Strategic Plan in relation to the local capacity to implement the Work Plan or Programs;” he said, adding that: this had necessitated the review of ESP 2004 – 2006 which culminated into the Planning documents that are before us”.

The Education Secretary stressed that the Education Strategic Framework (2007 – 2015) bolster the vision for education to develop Solomon Islanders to become individuals equipped with knowledge, skills and positive attitudes required in earning a living and more importantly living in harmony with others and their environment.

“We advocate all Solomon Islanders living in peace and harmony with fair and equitable opportunities for a better life in a progressive society”, Anga added.

Mr. Anga drew attention to the significance of the education strategic goals that included the provision of equitable access to quality education in all sub-sectors of the education system based on gender and provincial balance.

He added, “…..the Education Strategic Framework (2007 – 2015) as the overarching document provides us with the overall long term strategic directions and oversight for the education system in Solomon Islands”.

Mr. Anga then concluded by urging the participants to be focused in their deliberation of the Agenda Items of the workshop as their identification of appropriate strategic directions of the education system would assist in the setting up of medium and long term priorities for the country’s education sector.

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