MANILA, Philippines: The Department of Education (DepEd) said on Friday that learning materials under the department's Catch-Up Fridays are not for sale and urged the public to report any such ...

That first book was “Snow White”—and that was what he used for the first attendees of Catch-Up Friday at his school. When the second Friday came, “there were [still] no learning materials.

In schools with insufficient reading resources, some school personnel have reportedly required parents to purchase reading materials ... the objectives of Catch-Up Friday.” ...

Starting January 12, 2024, the Department of Education (DepEd) will be allotting every Friday as a “catch-up” day in schools ... and other reading materials based on their interests, and be tasked to ...

The Education Secretary has launched “Catch-up Friday” that allots one day of ... read and understand age-appropriate texts or written materials. That means Filipino children are growing ...

The Department of Education (DepEd) on Friday said it is looking into reports that some public school personnel are forcing students to pay for learning materials under the Catch-Up Fridays ...