Teachers deserve answers, not silence – Premila Kumar
The Ministry of Education must come up with a clear explanation of why FNPF deductions for teachers have not been deposited into their accounts for the past two months.
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New teachers voice pay delays and FNPF issues while Radrodro says document submission is key to processing
Many teachers who have started teaching this year are raising serious concerns about not receiving their pay since the school term started while the Education Minister A
Students of Jeremaiah Raibevu College and Tacirua Primary benefit from new classrooms and labs
Year 12 and 13 students of Jeremaiah Raibevu College will now have access to two new classrooms and a science lab after the opening of a new building this afternoon. P
97 students graduate from Pacific Polytech
It is the start of a new journey for 97 students as they graduated from Pacific Polytech in Labasa yesterday afternoon. While speaking during the ceremony, Minister fo
Reviewed Education Act will align with evolving needs of students – Education PS
The reviewed Education Act will align with the evolving needs of students, teachers and society in which the education systems must adapt to changes in technology, workfo
Whatever you do, you cannot hit anybody in school – Rabuka
Whatever you do, you cannot hit anybody in school. Not even if you are a prefect. This was highlighted by the Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka while speaking to the medi
Davetanivalu becomes first lawyer in family, honouring late grandmother
It was a proud moment for 24-year-old Ratu Anare Roraqoca Davetanivalu from Nairukuruku, Naitasiri, as he became the first lawyer in his family during the University of t
RKS receives new computers worth more than $36,000
Students of Ratu Kadavulevu School received new computers worth more than $36,000 that will boost their educational tools to assist in their school work. The handover
Rawalai’s dedication to uplifting lives of children and youths in Namara District pays off
Salanieta Rawalai’s dedication to uplift the lives of children and youths in Namara District in Tailevu has paid off as she was awarded the Tailevu Provincial Coun
Natabua Head Boy aims to raise awareness on risks associated with drugs
The newly inducted Head Boy of Natabua High School, Netani Solo Kepa, aims to raise awareness and educate his peers on the risks associated with drugs. While speaking
Natabua High inducts 133 prefects, urged to lead by example
133 newly inducted prefects of Natabua High School have been reminded that being a prefect is not just about wearing the badge, it’s about embodying the values of
Ratu Finau Secondary School's recovery after Cyclone Rae
Despite the devastation left by Cyclone Rae, the administration of Ratu Finau Secondary School has taken proactive steps to restore normalcy for their students and staff.
Holi unites everyone and brings harmony - Radrodro
The festival of Holi is a time when people rejoice with cheerful colours, and the celebrations and traditions associated with Holi unite everyone and brings harmony. T
FIJI Water Foundation launches 2025 Classroom Grants program to support teachers and students
The FIJI Water Foundation has officially launched its 2025 Classroom Grants program, which provides up to $5,000 in funding to certified educators. FIJI Water Foundati
Rising sea level, water scarcity and available teaching materials a challenge for Moce Islanders
With the few resources available, the students, teachers and villagers on Moce Island in Lau have taken the initiative to plant mangroves on their shoreline to counter th
Ratu Finau Vice Principal urges prefects to lead with respect, not fear
When you lead, you must command respect, not fear, and avoid using your badge to give orders. This is the message from Ratu Finau Secondary School Vice Principal, Vita
BSP and USP empower rural based Burevanua District School
Students of Burevanua District School in Ra will now have a great environment for learning after BSP Financial Group (Fiji) Pte Limited (BSP) delivered renewable energy,
Marist Brothers alumni gives back to their school through new $180,000 worth walkway
Former Marist Brothers High School students have come together to give back to their school, unveiling a new 155-metre covered walkway designed to provide students with s
Education Act to address emerging challenges – Assistant Education Minister
Fiji’s education system has evolved rapidly, but its policies and legislation are outdated, therefore, a review of the Education Act will ensure that modern demand
Education curriculum currently under review - Radrodro
The Government has lodged a 10-year sector plan, which is currently being reviewed, and part of it is the change in curriculum in the country's education sector. Minis
I will maintain Seaqaqa Central College as a drug-free school - Sahayam
With the rising problem of drugs found in schools being prominent in our societies nowadays, Seaqaqa Central College Head Girl Tia Sahayam is working on keeping their sch