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
Fiji’s education system has evolved rapidly, but its policies and legislation are outdated, therefore, a review of the Education Act will ensure that modern demand
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
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
After months of hard work, the Marist Brothers High School walkway is almost complete and ready to welcome students, providing a safe and comfortable area for students to
To be good leaders, we must set a good example for the younger ones because our actions speak volumes to the students. This has been highlighted by Year 13 Captain Api
Leadership is not about titles but about responsibility and setting a good example. Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro emphasised this to the newly inducted prefect
Students of Drasa Secondary School have been urged to lead with integrity, set positive examples and take a strong stand against drugs as they take up leadership roles in
Drugs and substance abuse, fueled by peer pressure, is the toughest challenge students face today, says 17-year-old Rishikul Sanatan College head girl Shruti Singh from N
Schools in Lau will resume classes today after consultations between the Ministry of Education and the National Disaster Management Office. Minister for Education Aser
All schools across Fiji, except for the Lau group will resume classes today, however, parents should use their discretion when deciding whether to send their children to
Great news for students of Suva Primary School as the Government of Australia will be funding the upgrading and refurbishment of the school. The announcement was made
Schools in the Western and Central Divisions will remain open, and parents are encouraged to use their discretion when deciding whether to send their children to school.
Parents should use their discretion on whether their children should go to school today. This has been stated by Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro as TC Rae inten
Fiji National University Vice Chancellor Unaisi Nabobo-Baba confirms that all FNU campuses in the Northern division will be closed from today given the recent announcemen
In light of the recent announcement of the Ministry of Education due to Category 2 Tropical Cyclone Rae, the University of the South Pacific DISMAC Committee has directed
Schools in the Lau Group, Lomaiviti, and Vanua Levu will be closed today as TC Rae approaches. The Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro says for schools in other divi
Hard work has paid off for 19-year-old Sumit Kumar as he attained the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School’s Dux Award for 2024. In an interview with fijivillage
Good news for students and teachers of Rewa Secondary School as they will now be able to travel safely to their school after Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro handed
Good news for the students of Ro Camaisala Memorial School in Nabukavesi, as their community has received a donation of over $1.5 million in brand-new children's clothing
A $27,000 grant from the Ministry of Education was used to renovate the boys’ dormitory at Nadogo College in Vanua Levu and students can now enjoy the new faciliti