740 primary school students dropped out of school last year, compared to 1,200 in 2024, while 400 secondary school students dropped out last year, compared to 869 the pre
Parliament has unanimously passed the Bill to transform the 60-year-old Pacific Theological College into the broader Pasifika Communities University as it maintains st
Students who have been waiting for government-funded bus cards for months could face further uncertainty as Term 3 approaches, with concerns raised in Parliament over del
Yat Sen Primary School students are stepping up preparations for the school’s 90th anniversary celebrations by showcasing their talents through performances.The sc
Shopkeepers have been calling the Fijian Teachers Association to raise concerns about teachers who are being forced to buy goods on credit because they have not received
Salary arrears owed to 318 Ministry of Education staff will be expedited and processed through Pay 17 and Pay 18.This was highlighted by Minister for Education Aseri Radr
A frustrated mother has raised concerns after her 16-year-old daughter was allegedly slapped by a teacher at Gospel High School last Thursday.The mother Neeshu Chand says
The streets of Suva City like Mark Street now have a number of street kids hassling people almost on a daily basis. Many people continue to contact fijivillage News about
Creating a proudly Fijian perfume brand capable of standing alongside the world's finest fragrances was a mission.This was shared by the founder of Perfume Fiji, Rupeni R
The Ministry of Education is working with teacher training institutions to consider deploying final-year students in high-demand subject areas to help ease teacher shorta
A Ministry of Education officer is set to face disciplinary action after facilitating a visit by a church group to Natabua High School without the Ministry's approval.The
People concerned about the viral video showing a preacher addressing students at a prominent secondary school in Lautoka should report the matter to the appropriate autho
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
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
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 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
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
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
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
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
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