– The Minister of Education Professor G.L. Peiris The ministry of education is dedicated to provide necessary facilities and the educational environment for the continuation of children’s activities without wasting their valuable time of life. Therefore, all schools are ready to start from next Monday (15.03.2021) and the schools in the western province will be

This sub-committee meeting related to national coordinating social infrastructure facilities of the presidential task force for the ‘to the village again with work’ economic regeneration and the eradication of poverty   was held today (03) at the ministry of education with the coordination of the state ministry of Dhamma schools, Pirivenas and the education of priests

 – The Minister of Education Professor G.L. Peiris The discussion about Sri Lanka at the human rights commission, Geneva is going on. Today also several countries are scheduled to join the debate and express their views. Right from the beginning we said that the report submitted by the commissioner of human rights is confederating. That

– The Minister of Education Professor G.L. Peiris The General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level Examination will be started on Monday the first of March (01) and the exam will last for nine days this time. Six hundred and twenty two thousand students (622,000) are scheduled to sit for the exam, The Minister of Education

– The Minister of Education Professor G.L. Peiris The flexibility of views of children is generated during the childhood and a great service is rendered by the scout movement to generate team spirit, empathy and composure among the children and to develop good qualities while creating a strong foundation to face the challenges in life,

The Minister of Education Professor G.L. Peiris said that when identified the people who are deprived of privileges and missed the opportunities to come forward and given opportunities for them, they will achieve successful results and the policy of the government is to eyewitness the problems of people in villages and to provide solutions for

The ministry of education has prohibited engaging the school children for the programs organized with health risks contacting with the outside people and the programs such as processions, vehicle parades and concerts held gathering the children in large numbers outside of the school premises.   However, this prohibition is not relevant to the co-curricular activities organized

The secretary of education Professor Kapila Perera has instructed all provincial, zonal and divisional education authorities and the heads of Pirivenas and the principals to stop holding march-pasts, musical band shows and concerts etc. in the schools except co-curricular activities and extra-curricular activities which are relevant to the educational quality development of the children although