The Philippines is pushing for the immediate approval of the country’s Third Readiness and Preparatory Support Program (RPSP3 ...

MANILA – Senator Loren Legarda on Wednesday warned that the Philippines could suffer massive economic losses and displacement ...

OVER again, a month after the country shifted gear for academic year 2025-2026 we have our eyes on the bulletin board ...

The Philippine economy can grow by close to seven percent per year and become a middle-class society by 2040 if it fully implements reforms that boost productivity and job creation, according to the ...

Teachers want the government to do more than tweak the school calendar, and also invest in infrastructure that will make ...

The United Nations children’s agency is urging the Philippines to make education more climate smart and resilient.

THE pandemic and the lockdowns robbed the Philippines of not just the lives of thousands of Filipinos who succumbed to ...

Around 27 million students are expected to start the new school year today, and the Department of Education (DepEd) has spared no effort to ensure the ...

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The Philippine education sector is at a critical juncture. Poor learning outcomes are compounded by disparities in access to education, teacher shortages, and inadequate resources and infrastructure.

Adaptation for education Education is the foundation on which we build the road to sustainable development, including addressing the climate crisis. This means that strengthening climate action within ...

MANILA — On Monday, July, 29, the Philippines is set to open school year 2024-2025, with students, teachers, parents, and many other stakeholders facing the same old problems and some new ones.