Year 13 exam results out today
The Year 13 provisional exam results are being released today and if you are one of those students, you can get your result on www.examresults.gov.fj from 8 o’cloc
Tag: education
Commissioner Northern decides to close schools in the North
Schools in the Northern Division are closed based on the decision taken by the Commissioner Northern. Minister for National Disaster Management, Inia Seruiratu says th
Students of Lautoka School for Special Education get a new look school thanks to Fiji Water Foundation
The students of Lautoka School for Special Education returned to a new look school this year after the Fiji Water Foundation and the staff of Williams & Gosling and T
Coca Cola Games, Vodafone Deans Rugby and other school comps to go ahead this year
Good news for students as all sporting competitions including the Coca Cola Games and Vodafone Deans Rugby Competition will go ahead this year. Education Minister, Ros
Govt should rescind decision regarding tertiary students immediately – Gavoka
The solution is clear - free tertiary education for all students. That is the comment from SODELPA leader, Viliame Gavoka who is calling on government to immediately r
Tertiary and secondary school students take part in a climate action debate
Around 20 tertiary and secondary school students took part in a climate action debate and discussed topics like viability of waste to energy solutions, benefits of taxing
342 students in Nacula Island in Yasawa assisted with school supplies
342 students whose families income have been affected by COVID-19 in Nacula in the Yasawa Group have been assisted with school supplies by the Turtle Island Resort. Th
Suspension and termination of scholarships should not have happened – NFP
National Federation Party Leader, Professor Biman Prasad says the suspension and termination of scholarships of students under the pretext of failing to achieve an averag
We are preparing a response – Ram
The Chairman of the Tertiary Scholarship and Loans Board, Rakesh Ram says they will be looking at the points raised by students in relation to their decision to raise the
AG directs TSLB Board to review decision to raise GPA requirements
Minister for Economy Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has directed the Board and CEO of the Tertiary Scholarship and Loans Board to urgently review the decision to raise the requireme
Consumer Council raises serious concerns about some school buses
The Consumer Council of Fiji has raised serious concerns after students of Saint Marcellin Primary School were left stranded due to the negligent suspension of services b
7,000 children to receive school backpacks in the Western Division
7,000 children whose families have been affected by COVID-19 in the Western Division will receive school backpacks which contain school stationery. The assistance has
Year 12 provisional exam results to be released tomorrow
Year 12 external examination provisional results will be released tomorrow online and can be accessed on www.examresults.gov.fj. Students can use their examination cod
95% overall student attendance on the 1st day of school
Overall student attendance for the first day of school was 95%. Minister for Education, Rosy Akbar says despite the devastation caused by TC Yasa, they had almost full
More than 8000 students able to head back to school in Vanua Levu despite TC Yasa damage
More than 8000 students will be able to resume learning as they head back to school this week after Cyclone Yasa caused widespread damage to schools in Vanua Levu. UNI
Australian Defence Force hands over new school building to Galoa Island
Students of Galoa Primary School will today start the school year in two new classrooms. The Australian Defence Force and the Republic of Fiji Military Forces handed o
FRIEND Fiji aims to help 1000 students with stationery kits
FRIEND Fiji is aiming to help 1000 students with stationery kits for the new school year. Founder and CEO Sashi Kiran says they have already distributed more than 700
UNICEF to provide psycho-social training in schools
UNICEF will be providing psycho-social training in schools this week. More than 195,000 students are expected to start school today while more than 13,000 teachers ret
Govt will not let storms steal our children’s education or wreck their potential - PM
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says storms are becoming stronger and their costs are high, but the government will not let it steal our children’s education or
We will continue to provide school supplies and psycho-social support to students - Akbar
Minister for Education Rosy Akbar says as they continue to rebuild from TC Yasa and the ongoing health crisis, she is hoping everyone can work together to improve learnin
PM urges parents not to stress about their children’s school uniforms
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama is encouraging parents not to stress too much about their children’s school uniforms as affected students can attend school in no