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MANILA, Philippines 鈥� Education Secretary Sonny Angara pushed for a collaboration between the government and the Church in a bid to reform the country鈥檚 education system.

Angara was in Tagaytay City, Cavite on Wednesday, speaking at a leadership course by Caritas Philippines, the advocacy arm of the Catholic Bishops鈥� Conference of the Philippines (CBCP).

The education secretary recognized several Church-based education initiatives, including community schools, technical-vocational training, alternative learning system programs, and youth protection projects.

鈥淭he work of education cannot rest on the government alone. It must be a shared mission. The Church, private institutions, and civil society must stand as partners,鈥� Angara said.

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The education department previously outlined a five-point agenda for reform, focused on:

• an enabling learning environment
• the welfare of teachers
• the well-being of learners
• efficient learning delivery in all its forms, and
• a future-ready workforce