Teachers consultations on the new Grade 3 materials
Their feedback will inform the development of the final versions of the new Grade 3 textbooks and teacher guides to be implemented in September 2021.
New training videos released on the “ວິດີໂອສໍາລັບການພັດທະນາຄູ Teacher Development Videos” YouTube Channel
The new videos on the core Lao Language techniques of the new Grade 1 curriculum and on professional development activities
New Physical Education curriculum – Grade 3 students will practice yoga at school
Teaching yoga have many benefits; it will help improves students’ behaviour, physical health and academic performance.
Enjoying Reading
Do you remember your first poem? The first books you were able to read by yourself?
Follow the adventures of your favorite heroes and discover a beautiful poem on a special garden in this new episode of Learn Together.
Ministry of Education and Sports (MoES) and Australia celebrating International Women’s Day with three primary teachers from Luang Namtha remote highlands.
What better way to celebrate International Women’s Day and promote the importance of education than meeting 3 inspirational women teachers and providing them with the opportunity to learn about the supply chain of the new Grade 2 learning materials in a refurbished Ministry’s Km3 warehouse.
Pre-service Curriculum Revision and Development Workshop, Diploma degree from 11th to 15th November 2019 at ICT Building, MOES
An iterative process of curriculum development to allow on-going learning and continuous improvement
World Toilet Day 2019 – Leave no one Behind!
How can a student stay healthy when their school lacks a toilet? Inadequate sanitation is estimated to cause 432,000 diarrhoeal deaths in the world every year and is a major factor for diseases such as intestinal worms.
Improving the quality of Lao children’s books
Capacity Building Workshop with Lao Book Publishing Stakeholders: “Use of Book Levelling in Publishing for Children”
New video on the Teacher Training scholarship programme
Get inspired by Boualy and Sokhong, third-year students at the Teacher Training College. Their dream is to provide a better education and a brighter future to the young children of their remote rural villages.
Provinces begin preparations to support the implementation of the new Grade 1 curriculum
During March, nearly 100 key staff from 18 PESSs and 8 TTCs are participating in a series of four-day “Primary Curriculum Implementation Planning” workshops across the country to build their skills in planning and budgeting for orienting teachers, principals and Pedagogical Advisors to the new improved Grade 1 curriculum.
Interview of Mr Souliya Phoumivong, founder of edutainment programs in Lao PDR
Get to know Mr Souliya Phoummivong, an inspired artist and producer of educational programs for young children in Lao PDR. He will share his passion and reveal his new project, Learn Together, developed to support the new Grade 1 curriculum.
CACIM meeting featured on Lao National TV
The Committee for Approval of Curriculum and Instructional Materials met early December 2018 to review the new Grade 1 teaching and learning materials. The journalists were there.
Behind the scenes of Learn Together
Happy International Children’s Day!
To celebrate Children’s Day this year, we will bring you behind the scenes of Learn Together, the new educational animation films that will be screened on Lao National TV Channel 3 and Lao Star TV from June 10thon. Australia and the European Union are proud to support this project to encourage more children to develop a love of learning and reach their full potential.
New primary curriculum to be rolled out starting in September 2019
Since 2015, the Ministry of Education and Sports (MoES) has been in the process of revising the Lao PDR national primary curriculum, and developing new textbooks, teacher guides and other resources for the schools.
Video on Ethnic Student Teacher program just released
Meet Samy and Sokhong, two young ethnic students from Sing District in Northern Laos; their dream is to become primary teachers to provide a brighter future for their villages.
Lao Women’s Voices: Mme Nuansy
“When women receive education… they will know how to protect themselves, how to access information; they will be able to develop themselves, their families and get a permanent job.”
Lao Women’s Voices: Mme Varadune
“It is fantastic when you learn how people have solved their problems… mutual respect between the genders and between elders and the youth is crucial.”
Ministry of Education and Sports pioneer in installing an extensive unified email system using Microsoft Exchange
The Ministry of Education and Sports (MoES) will be the first Ministry in Lao PDR to roll-out a robust and comprehensive email and data exchange platform, using a Microsoft Exchange architecture solution.