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DepEd unveils 10-yr quality basic education dev't plan
Manila Bulletin
|July 31 2025
In a landmark move to overhaul the country's education system, the Department of Education (DepEd) on Tuesday, July 29, launched the Quality Basic Education Development Plan (QBEDP) 2025-2035-a comprehensive 10-year roadmap aimed at strengthening foundational skills, expanding digital learning, and enhancing teacher support.
DepEd, in a statement, said the initiative - unveiled just a day after President Marcos highlighted education reform as a central pillar in his fourth State of the Nation Address - aims to transform the country's education system at its core.
DepEd Secretary Sonny Angara described the QBEDP as a "national commitment" that embodies the "Bagong Pilipinas" vision and ensures no Filipino learner is left behind.
"The Quality Basic Education Development Plan is not just a document. It is a promise," Angara said, adding that the QBEDP also represents a vow that no one will be left behind in the administration's journey.
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