News Education

Teachers will identify and assist students in need in the first week of school

Parents should not send their children to school if they are not feeling well - Kumar

Teachers will identify and assist students in need in the first week of school
File Photo

Minister for Education, Premila Kumar says the Ministry will be working closely with various schools to provide necessary psycho-social support to students in the first week of their return to school.

She says teachers will identify and assist students in need.

Kumar says the Ministry is aware of the fact that not all students have had regular and reliable access to online learning tools during the long school closure.

She adds students will now get the opportunity to work closely with their teachers to successfully complete the requirements of the 2021 academic year before progressing to the next level.

The Minister for Education is also calling on parents not to send their children to school if they are not feeling well.

Kumar further says the schools will be finalising provisional enrollments for the 2022 academic year by the end of this month, giving parents and guardians ample time to prepare their children for the new school year.

The last term for 2021 commences tomorrow for Years 8 to 13 and January 10th for Early Childhood Education to Year 7.

Stay tuned for the latest news on our radio stations

CFL radio frequencies
Scoreboard
9:50PM
Eels vs Panthers
8:00PM
Knights vs Roosters
10:00PM
Rabbitohs vs Storm
1:00PM
Drua vs Waratahs
8:10AM
Ireland vs Argentina
11:40PM
Italy vs South Africa
2:10AM
Scotland vs New Zealand
Full TIme
U20 Northland 24–8 U20 Ovalau
Full TIme
U20 Namosi 12–27 U20 Coastland
Full TIme
U20 Macuata 40–17 U20 Vatukoula
Full Time
Yasawa 67–15 Taveuni
Full Time
Navosa 41–24 Northland
Full Time
Cakaudrove 62–15 Tavua