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Sciafrika launches digital learning platform to revolutionise African education

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In a move aimed at addressing the longstanding linguistic barriers hindering quality education across Africa, SciAfrika has launched a revolutionary digital learning experience for students. The platform, spearheaded by CEO Mohammad Jamiu Shuaib, seeks to provide a comprehensive education in native languages, marking a significant departure from the conventional approach dominated by colonial languages such […]

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Communicative competence in English affects education standards – Osoba, LASU don

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A Professor of Stylistics, Lagos State University, LASU, Prof. Gabriel Osoba, has said the standard of education can be negatively affected by the low standard of communicative competence in English, the language of instruction in schools. He has, therefore, suggested that those teaching and instructing students should not shy away from raising their level of

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English schools could be shut beyond September- Matt Hancock

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Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced on Monday June 8, 2020, that secondary schools across England might not fully reopen until later than September. The Prime Minister, who scheduled a meeting with the Cabinet ahead of the Education Secretary, Gavin Williamson, stated that it was the Government’s current working plan that secondary schools in England will

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UK party seeks local oversight of schools

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The Labour Party would put schools in local hands. The party’s education policy would ensure local oversight of free schools and academies to drive up standards. Nothing is more important for young people than enhancing their life chances, liberating their potential and encouraging their contribution to a globally competitive and modern economy. Yet, instead of

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