Radrodro defends integrity of National Exams amid cheating concerns
Concerns over the integrity and fairness of Fiji’s national exams sparked a lively debate in Parliament, as Opposition MPs pressed the Minister for Education Aseri
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Radrodro says Free Education Grant
Although concerns have been raised regarding the adequacy of the Free Education Grant, Education Minister Aseri Radrodro says the current allocation is “convenient
Around 600 secondary school graduates teaching in primary schools – Radrodro
Around 600 secondary school teacher graduates are currently employed and teaching in primary schools. This was revealed by Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro while
Payment of school levies can't be a precondition of entry - Radrodro
We have spoken to the concerned school and told them that payment of school levies cannot be a precondition for entry. Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro highlight
Questions raised on MGM implementing $250 student levy
Questions are being raised after Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School implemented a Student Welfare Levy of $250 per student per year from next year. Jitesh Patel, the
There should be greater community involvement in early childhood education - Tabuya
There should be greater community involvement in early childhood education, as there is an urgent need to close learning gaps for young children. Minister for Informat
Remote students and underfunded schools face major barriers to education - Dr Puamau
Geographic isolation and financial disadvantage are two major barriers affecting students’ access to education in Fiji. This was highlighted by Fiji National U
Never underestimate yourself and your self-worth because success is a lonely journey- Serevi
Never underestimate yourself and your self-worth because success is a lonely journey, do not give up and always believe in yourself and say no to drugs no matter what.
Devi relieved after finishing English exam
Seaqaqa Central College Year 13 student Reshma Devi says she feels relieved and excited after completing the Fiji Year 13 Certificate Examination English paper yesterday
Over 9,000 students sit for Year 13 exams from today
More than 9,000 Year 13 students across Fiji will begin their Fiji Year 13 Certificate Examination today.

 According to the Ministry of Education, 9,020 s
Sanatan Sabha urges parents to support Year 13 students as exams begin tomorrow
As Year 13 external exams begin tomorrow, parents and guardians have been urged to support their children and provide them with essential teaching and learning tools.
Naitasiri Secondary cultivates over 14,000 dalo plants within 9 months
Naitasiri Secondary School has set a strong example of agricultural innovation and teamwork, successfully cultivating over 14,000 dalo plants within just nine months.
Chinese community gather to celebrate 170 years of their presence in Fiji and 50 years of diplomatic ties with China
Hundreds came together to remember the contributions of the Chinese community since their arrival in Fiji 170 years ago and to also commemorate the 50th anniversary of Ch
Ballantine Memorial School opens new double storey 8 classroom block
Hundreds of students at Ballantine Memorial School in Delainavesi now have access to improved learning facilities after the official opening of a new $660,463.27 double s
Children are the leaders of tomorrow, lead with purpose - Radrodro
You are the leaders of tomorrow - lead with courage, love, kindness, and purpose. This was the message from Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro during the first-eve
UniFiji supports reintroduction of scaling in national examinations
The University of Fiji has voiced its support for the government’s decision to reintroduce the scaling of marks in national examination from 2026, as long as it pr
100 laptops handed over to Marist Education Community across Fiji
100 laptops equipped with Windows 11 licences have been handed over to the Marist Education community across Fiji, a gift designed to strengthen digital learning and tech
Calls for more counsellors in schools instead of corporal punishment
Calls for more counsellors in schools to address student disciplinary issues have been raised during the National Conversation on Corporal Punishment. Influence Global
Cabinet endorses review of the National Curriculum Framework 2013
Cabinet has endorsed the review of the 2013 Fiji National Curriculum Framework. An Education Commission was previously formed to carry out a comprehensive review of th
Cabinet endorses reintroduction of scaling and student progression and retention policy
Cabinet has endorsed the reintroduction of scaling of marks across all national examination levels, commencing from the 2026 academic year while a Student Progression an
National conversation on corporal punishment to take place today
A national conversation on corporal punishment organised by the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Protection will take place from 2pm today at the University of the