Category: Education

Though most front-line educators and managers will agree that, while there have been some good take-aways from the Reform, it hardly provides the backbone of a sustainable education

In the context of the 200 years of the laureateship of the Royal College

We are misunderstanding the nature of education. We are misunderstanding how individuals relate to society. Can education be valued by what we earn? What price on literacy? What

Speaking English fluently is very important for Mauritians and indeed vital for the future of Mauritius, and deplore the paucity of real governmental effort towards that end

We make or break our destiny, with a bit of help from all, including our educational system…

Whatever happened to the Report from the EU consulting team? Are we to deduce that vested interests may have had a say in its discrete burial? — By S.

The Nine-Year Schooling reform is neither the panacea it was sold to be nor do the outcomes justify the upheaval it has engineered

Better standards of health and education are maintained in a state system when the middle class makes use of the system

We pride ourselves to be first in many sectors in Africa but in higher education we are lagging very far behind indeed — By Sada Reddi

Education starts at home but one cannot deny that it is the teacher who moulds the student into a proper adult and a good citizen

‘Happy Days’ to all the gurus and their shishyas, and may they together bring about the much-needed transformation that will take humanity to another level

Education Reform End-of-year secondary school intake process, procedures and potential challenges will constitute the first real test of the NYS pudding

The Nine-Year Schooling contraption is an opportunity lost for a real re-engineering of our education system. It will have to be revamped

For every decade, an average of 90,000 pupils leave schools without the basic reading, writing and counting skills

Mauritius Times – 3rd Year No 83 – Friday 9th March 1956 Mauritius obtains its First Constitution Pioneering work of A. d’Epinay and R. Ollier By D. Napal, BA (Hons)