The award ceremony was held on 12 September 2008 at the Rajiv Gandhi Science Centre. The function was graced by Hon. D Gokhool. The winners of the first Physics Olympiad (Mauritius) are: 1st Prize: Miss Mohnisha Jawaheer - Queen Elizabeth College. She received a cash prize of Rs 15,000 + books (worth Rs 2,500)+ a security camera + gadgets. 2nd......[read the news] - Thursday, 18 September, 2008

22 students have been selected to participate in the final, scheduled for 9 September 2008. The competition will take place at the Mauritius Institute of Education as from 09:30 hours. The duration will be 4 hours (with a break of 30 minutes in-between). There will be two question - a practical and a theory question. The questions may come from any topic of......[read the news] - Tuesday, 05 August, 2008

Three teachers participated in the Teachers Innovation Awards organised by Microsoft on 25-30 May 2008 in Accra, Ghana. The three teachers working on the NEPAD e-schools demonstration project were selected following submissions from all the six schools involved in the project. The teachers who participated in the Teachers Innovation Awards were:......[read the news] - Saturday, 31 May, 2008

The Association of Physics Educator in collaboration with the Mauritius Institute of Education, the Ministry of Education and Human Resources, Rajiv Gandhi Science Centre and the Mauritius Research Council is organising the first Physics Olympiad amoung HSC students in the Republic of Mauritius. The Physics Olympiad is aimed at: 1.......[read the news] - Monday, 03 March, 2008

A team of Academics from the MIE dessiminated their findings following research project entitled 'Investigating the common core constructs in students’ acquisition of logico-mathematical concepts in physics at HSC level' on 31 May 2007. Mr V K P Parmessur and Dr Y Ramma made an elaborate expose on various aspects of the research. Executive Summary......[read the news] - Sunday, 24 June, 2007