MANEB

01/05/2026

1st May,
Labour Day
Happy holiday

20/04/2026

Term three opening school day;
20 April, 2026

06/04/2026

03/04/2026

Good Friday 🙏

21/03/2026

The board (MANEB) wishes you and all families a blessed Eid al Fitr.
May this day be filled with love, peace and happiness, Ameen.

20/03/2026

Eid-al-Fitr

Eid Mubarak to all Muslims🤲

19/03/2026

*19th March*
Today, the new moon of Shawwal is expected to sight this evening, making tomorrow a beloved holiday for the Muslims [Eid al Fitr]

*Eid Mubarak*

12/03/2026

UPDATE: The link that was shared earlier for call for applications from Primary School Teachers to mark PSLCE examinations experienced technical challenges. We have now provided an updated link which is working properly. Kindly use the following link to submit your application: https://forms.gle/cZgkrYD8RWuRJdq6A

03/03/2026

3rd March
MARTYRS' DAY

19/02/2026

Ramadhan Mubarak to all Muslims🤲

16/02/2026

The Ministry of Education's 2026 policy in Malawi

The Malawi Free Secondary Education policy for 2026 is indeed a landmark reform, generating both significant optimism and serious concern.Positive impacts based on the latest reports.

POSITIVE IMPACTS

· Increased Enrollment and Re-enrollment: The most immediate success has been bringing students back into the classroom. According to the government, the policy has already led to over 1,800 students re-enrolling after having dropped out due to unaffordable fees . This directly tackles the low secondary school completion rate, currently at only 4% .
· Dismantling Financial Barriers: The policy removes core financial obstacles for families, specifically tuition, examination fees, and School Development Fund (SDF) contributions in public day schools . This is particularly crucial for vulnerable groups like girls, children with disabilities, and rural students who are disproportionately excluded by costs .
· Long-term Economic and Social Investment: Aligned with the Malawi 2063 vision , the policy is seen as an investment in human capital. By educating its large youth population, Malawi aims to build a more skilled workforce, which studies suggest can boost individual earnings and national GDP.