Teachers using more time in monitoring students behaviour and less time teaching – Rakiraki teacher
A concerned teacher from Rakiraki has revealed that they are now spending more time monitoring student behaviour and less time tea
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From living on the streets to becoming a successful businessman, Asta Sonner shares his life-changing story
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Court refuses bail for alleged Savusavu murderers as case transferred to High Court
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Fiji offers complex surgical procedures for New Zealanders
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Rotumans urged to keep their culture and language as week-long celebrations continue
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Tavua teacher says majority of students in secondary school cannot read or write English
Poor English results among secondary school students are one of the major challenges teachers are facing, as majority of the stude
Lal says Bainimarama is not part of the Proposed People’s First Party
Opposition MP, Ketan Lal says the Proposed People’s First Party is led by Inia Seruiratu is a separate political entity and there
Students hang from carriers and some sit on top to get to school in Ra – concerned parent
A parent and teacher of a school in the interior of Ra has raised concerns about the safety of rural students as some of them have
Marijuana use in schools is worrying – Naisele
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Bhojpuri dance and music show celebrates Girmit history
The Indo-Fijian community turned out in large numbers to enjoy a vibrant evening at the Bhojpuri Folk Dance and Music Show, held a