The Leadership of the Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education (MBSSE) has held a day meeting with MBSSE personnel in the districts, the Teaching Service Commission, Paramount Chiefs, Parliamentarians,...
Inspector of Schools based in Karene District, in the North West Region of the Republic of Sierra Leone, has disclosed that a total of one hundred and twenty (120) pregnant girls from different schools...
The Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education MBSSE with support from the United Nation Children’s Fund UNICEF will be constructing twenty nine Early Childhood Development Centres in Karene and...
Education they say builds a nation, in that light, Cabinet has endorse the joint Educational Sector Plan ESP of the ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary School Education and the ministry of Tertiary...
Sierra Leone Teachers Union have today 14th June, 2022 agreed to a 45% salary increase. The salary increment will take effect in January 2023. Meanwhile, the Strike action has been canceled as...
The soaring cost of living in Sierra Leone could push some of children out of education. Over the past year, Sierra Leone’s fuel price has steadily risen and in March it was hiked from 12,000 leones...
The Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education has concluded a two days validation workshop on Comprehensive Sexuality Education on Teaching and Learning Materials In 2018, President Bio promised...
As the West Africa Senior School Certificate Examination is in progress, Journalists and civil society activists have alleged that a senior official at the Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education...
The Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education is set to Incorporate Western Area Rural to Benefit From the School Feeding program. The Western Area Rural District will be included in the school...
The Minister of Basic and Senior Secondary Education has assured that the 21 days teachers strike notice issued by the Sierra Leone Teachers' Union (SLTU) will not in any way affect the ongoing West Africa...
