Alternative LANA arrangements confirmed for affected Taveuni students
Students in Years 5 and 7 who are unable to attend the Literacy and Numeracy Assessment (LANA) on 21st and 22nd July due to verified transport disruptions beyond their co
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More than 37,000 students to sit 2026 LANA from tomorrow
More than 37,000 Year 5 and Year 7 students across Fiji will sit the 2026 Literacy and Numeracy Assessment (LANA) from tomorrow.The Ministry of Education says the nationa
Education Ministry moves to minimise Taveuni bus disruptions ahead of LANA exams
Thousands of students in Taveuni are expected to receive transport support this week after the Ministry of Education moved to minimise disruptions to school bus services
Thousands of Taveuni students to be affected as bus company plans to stop services
Thousands of students across Taveuni could face disruptions to their exams and classes after a local bus company informed schools that it will suspend student bus service
Education Ministry reviewing yellow card bus subsidy after excessive claims
Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro says the Ministry is reviewing expenditure under the yellow card bus fare subsidy after notable excessive claims by bus companies, w
Japanese Embassy yet to decide on application to rebuild Tailevu North College classrooms destroyed in 2020 tornado
The Embassy of Japan has confirmed receiving an application from Tailevu North College to rebuild two classroom blocks destroyed by a tornado but says no decision has bee
Govt admits there is no excuse for 6-year delay in rebuilding Tailevu North College classroom block
The Government admits there is 'really no excuse' for the delay in rebuilding the classroom blocks damaged by a tornado in 2020.The issue was raised during the Fijia
Classroom blocks at Tailevu North College damaged in tornado in 2020 yet to be rebuilt
Two classroom blocks at Tailevu North College that were destroyed in April 2020 in a tornado, are yet to be rebuilt.School officials told fijivillage News that they have
Free education, free bus fare scheme continues and $160 million for TELS
Good news for parents, with the Free Education Scheme set to continue in the next financial year after the Government allocated $61 million in the 2026/2027 National Budg
Chance Wong turns rejection into success in Japan as Beppu City world ambassador
At just 19 years old, Chance Rolano Kisoko Waqatabu Wong is already carrying Fiji's name with pride on the international stage after being appointed Beppu City's World Am
Schools in Naitasiri, Namosi, Rewa, Ra, Lau and Kadavu to remain closed tomorrow
Most schools across Fiji will reopen tomorrow, with the Ministry of Education confirming that schools in Naitasiri, Namosi, Rewa, Ra, Lau and Kadavu will remain closed du
Ministry dismisses claims of changes to school operations, Term 3 to proceed as scheduled
Schools across Fiji will continue to operate as normal in Term 3, with the Ministry of Education confirming that there have been no changes to the 2026 academic calendar,
Education system not producing workforce with critical thinking skills - Naidu
Fiscal Review Committee Chair Richard Naidu says Fiji's education system is not fit for purpose and is failing to produce a workforce with strong literacy and critical th
Extra transport vouchers to support rural students
Additional Rural Service Licence (RSL) vouchers will be issued to transport service providers transporting students to and from school.Minister for Education Aseri Radrod
There is no place for drugs in schools and in the Deans - Radrodro
There is no place for drugs in schools or in the Vodafone Deans Trophy competition this season.That was the clear message from Fiji's Minister for Education, Aseri Radrod
National Research Council begins work following Cabinet approval
Following Cabinet approval, Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro has just convened the first virtual meeting of the 2026 National Research Council.Radrodro appointed an
Levies should not be a precondition or criterion for enrolment - Radrodro
Charging of levies should not be a precondition or criterion for the enrolment of a student into a school.That is the message from the Minister for Education Aseri Radrod
From Raiwaqa to Johns Hopkins: Fotofili honours his late parents with Master’s degree
From humble beginnings in Raiwaqa to a journey shaped by sacrifice and strong values, Jovilisi Yaya Fotofili says everything started with the lessons his parents taught h
New Education Act introduces school levies, fines for parents
Parents of students enrolled in government or government-aided schools will now pay levies charged by the school following the passing of the Education Bill 2025 in Parli
Calls for clearer definition of private schools in the Education Bill
As privately-run education continues to expand across Fiji, concerns have been raised that the Education Bill should clearly define what constitutes a private school and
Education Bill 2025 passed in Parliament
The Education Bill 2025 has been passed in Parliament, with 38 MPs voting in favour, 14 against, while three MPs did not cast their votes.While speaking in strong support