More than 170 students of Naiyala High School and 11 villages in the Wainibuka district, Tailevu now have easy and free access to information and services through the internet.
Launching the internet project at Naiyala High School yesterday, Minister for Education, Filipe Bole said that the internet provision will allow for students to surf educational resources online and databases to assist with learning.
Villagers from around the nine schools can walk into any of the premises and have access to the internet.
Meanwhile eleven more primary and secondary schools in Ra and Nausori Education District will have access to the internet services by the end of June.
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