The Education Department is led by the Education Secretary, who reports to the Secretary for Programme. Our focus remains on providing oversight for all Salvation Army-sponsored schools and nursery schools in residential homes and Corps community centers.

Key Responsibilities

- Monitoring School Operations: We actively monitor the proper functioning of our schools and encourage Christian teachings in sponsored schools.

Monitoring the work of Divisional and District Officers.

- Management Proposals: The department proposes appointments for Principals and Head Teachers within our sponsored schools and collaborates with the Ministry of Education on matters relating to both regular and special schools.

- Board Membership: We also recommend members for the Boards of Management of all schools, ensuring strong governance.

- Advisory Support: Our team advises leadership on various educational matters, facilitating informed decision-making.

 

- Data Updates: Comprehensive data regarding all Salvation Army-sponsored schools has been successfully updated.

- Professional Network: We have developed a database of Salvationists who are part of the teaching profession to better support our educators.

- Formation of TSATA: The Salvation Army Teachers’ Association (TSATA) has been established to foster a sense of community among teachers.

- Community Engagement: Our schools have actively contributed to Self-Denial and Harvest Festival Appeals, demonstrating our commitment to community service.

 

The Education Department is committed to further enhancing educational initiatives and collaborations. We will continue to support both educators and students, reinforcing our mission of providing quality Christian education.