Edo SUBEB

The Economist has recognised the EdoBEST Model as one which works, especially in low-income countries. In a comprehensive feature that explores some of the results of the programme, the media giants highlight why and how EdoBEST has stood out on a continent where learning outcomes remain a major worry for governments and policy makers.

More children in Edo state have started benefiting from the innovative, life-changing learning methods of EdoBEST, the revolutionary basic education reform programme introduced by the… Read More »More children to benefit from EdoBEST as Edo SUBEB trains additional 1,200 teachers

The graduation ceremony of teachers, headteachers, principals, quality assurance officers and learning development officers which was held in Benin City recently has been described as… Read More »EdTech (TPD): EdoBEST Graduation Ceremony Signals New Beginning

The Executive Chairman of Edo State Universal Basic Education Board (Edo SUBEB), Mrs. Ozavize E. Salami has called on parents and guardians of pupils in primary and junior secondary schools to demonstrate more committed to the education of their children as the new academic session begins.
Mrs. Salami made the remark during resumption monitoring visits to schools as part of activities marking the commencement of the 2022/2023 academic session on 12, September 2022.

A SPEECH DELIVERED AT THE CLOSING CEREMONY OF THE AUGUST 2022 EDITION OF THE EDOBEST INDUCTION TRAINING IN BENIN CITY BY RT. HON. PHILIP SHAIBU,… Read More »Key Note Address delivered by Rt. Hon Philip Shaibu, Deputy Governor, Edo State at the closing ceremony of the August EdoBEST Induction Training

 As the 2022/2023 session commences, all 306 state-owned junior secondary schools (JSS) in Edo state have now been incorporated into the EdoBEST programme as Edo State Universal Basic Education Board (Edo SUBEB) begins a landmark training of an additional 1,446 teachers, headteachers and principals drawn from across the state.