Cabinet approves change in the age requirement for children in Year 1
Children turning 6 years old will not be declined enrolment to Year 1 in 2024 just because they are born after the 30th of June of the year of admission after the cabinet
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FNU holds National Quality and Innovation Conference after three years
The Fiji National University is holding the 2022 National Quality and Innovation Conference and the 2nd Team Excellence Competitions at the Holiday Inn after 2019. Th
Ministry of Education silent about 5 teachers sacked from a secondary school in Gau
The Ministry of Education continues to remain silent about the sacking of five school teachers from a secondary school in Gau this month. In a statement shared by the
PM commends FNU for a successful Open Day
Over 10,000 high school students and other visitors attended Day 1 of the FNU Open Day at the Nasinu, Natabua and Naduna campuses yesterday. The FNU Open Day has been
FNU Open Day starts today
Prospective students will be able to visit the Fiji National University Nasinu, Natabua and Naduna Campuses today and Nasinu Campus tomorrow and learn more about the entr
FNU to hold Open Day after a lapse of 2 years this Friday and Saturday
Prospective students will be able to visit the Fiji National University campuses and learn more about the entry requirements and study opportunities available to them dur
St. Joan of the Arc Primary School ex-scholars celebrate school reunion
The Attorney General and Minister for Economy Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has thanked the ex-scholars of Saint Joan of the Arc Primary School for coming to their school reunion i
4 school terms from next year
There will be four school terms from next year where each term will have 10 weeks. Minister for Education, Premila Kumar says term 1 will begin on 30th January and end
MGM celebrates Gandhi Day with students’ achievements in various fields
Education is far more important than just what happens behind the walls of a classroom as it allows students to explore things, motivate, inspire and showcase students' t
Marist changes the name of Lambert Hall to Brother Lambert Hall
It was a memorable day for the students of Marist Brothers High School and the Marist family today as they witnessed the unveiling of the new name for their iconic Lamber
US announces a commitment of $5 million to establish a fellowship programme in partnership USP
The United States has announced a commitment of $5 million to establish a fellowship programme in partnership with The University of the South Pacific under its Roadmap f
Bhawani Dayal Arya College celebrates 50th anniversary
It was a proud and joyous moment for the students, teachers and stakeholders of Bhawani Dayal Arya College as it celebrated its Golden Jubilee. Permanent Secretary for
Gospel Primary School Social Club organizes clean-up campaign along the Suva foreshore
To give back to the community, the Gospel Primary School Social Club conducted a clean-up campaign this morning along the Suva foreshore, starting from the Civic Towers t
USP get cyberattacks daily – Prof. Vanualailai
It has been revealed today that the University of the South Pacific receives daily cyberattacks from around the world who try to penetrate their system to get data from t
Education Minister discusses proposal of having four school terms next year
Education Minister, Premila Kumar discussed the proposal of having four school terms next year at a celebration of Swami Vivekananda College. Kumar says the four terms
10 students sent home to rest after Charlie Charlie game incident while counselling sessions are being held
Minister for Education, Premila Kumar confirms that 10 students were sent home for 3 days to rest after the incident at Veiuto Primary School earlier this month. fijiv
Some students seriously affected after two games, Charlie Charlie and Red Door Yellow Door were being played at school
Some students of Veiuto Primary School had to be counselled after they were seriously affected following an incident at school last Friday where two games, Charlie Charli
Fijian Govt is committed to revising its learning programmes - PM
Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama says the Fijian Government is committed to revising its learning programmes; bringing new resources to bear to develop an expanded rang
High school student Shreya Kumar wins UniFiji’s Small Business Idea Competition while Goundar wins in the adult category
Saakshi Ashlyne Goundar and Shreya Shivashna Kumar have won the Small Business Idea Competition organized by Uni Fiji’s School of Business and Economics. Saaksh
Pt. Shreedhar Maharaj College celebrates Golden Jubilee
It was a joyous and memorable moment for the students, teachers, and stakeholders of Pt. Shreedhar Maharaj College as they celebrated the school’s Golden Jubilee.
Education Minister receives books from Fiji Association in Auckland
Minister for Education, Premila Kumar received 9,000 textbooks worth $25,000(NZD)from the Deputy High Commissioner of New Zealand, Michelle Podmore on behalf of the Fiji