13,975 students to begin Fiji Year 12 exams tomorrow
13,975 students will sit for the Fiji Year 12 Certificate Examination from tomorrow across 177 centres, including three newly designated locations, Ratu Simione Matanitob
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If everyone doesn’t work together our schools will become a place for drug peddling - Singh
If we do not take action, if everybody doesn't combine to take action, then slowly, our schools are becoming a place for drug peddling. School Management Association
Tubuna emphasises education and unity for community growth
Melanesian descendants have been reminded of the importance of education and supporting their children’s education to improve community leadership. Speaking at
Where are all the students who dropped out of primary school going - Singh
School Management Association of Fiji President, Govind Singh is asking where are all the students who dropped out of primary school going. While speaking in Parliamen
Govt will work closely with School Management Association regarding drugs issue – Prof. Prasad
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad says he is very pleased that the School Management Association is acutely aware of the drugs and di
BPO Council more important than ever given today’s rapidly evolving job market - Vanawalu
Given today's rapidly evolving job market, especially within sectors like business process outsourcing, adaptability and continuous learning, the Business Process Outsour
Reopening of Nadroga/Navosa Technical Institute creates better educational opportunities in the region
The reopening of the Nadroga/Navosa Technical Institute which was closed in 2020, marks a significant step by the Nadroga and Navosa Provincial Council towards creating
Lambert House wins Marist Old Boys Bazaar after raising $10,100
Lambert House won the Marist Old Boys Bazaar that was held over the weekend after raising a total of $10,100. The MOB bazaar was held at Saint Thomas Secondary School
Student abused by teacher using mop handle, chilli rubbed on private parts of 4 boarding students
A 15-year-old student was subjected to physical abuse by a teacher using the handle of a mop and the teacher then instructed 5 other students to slap the student and in a
9,088 students expected to sit their Year 13 exams from today
9,088 students are expected to sit for their Year 13 external examination starting today. Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro while wishing the students all the bes
Malaysian community gathers in numbers to celebrate National Sports Day
The Malaysian community in Fiji came together in numbers to celebrate National Sports Day at the Yat Sen Secondary School Hall with sporting activities that were enjoyed
Proud parents celebrate daughter’s success after winning National GIS Award for the second time
At just 16-years-old, Dhiksha Shreya Devi from Kavuli, Tavua is making her family proud after winning the prestigious National Geographical Information System Award for t
Kuruleca reassigned as PS for Justice, Nacuva to act as PS for Education
Selina Kuruleca has been reassigned as Permanent Secretary for Justice and will be effective from next Monday. This has been confirmed by the Chairman of the Public Se
We must ensure our children’s education is prioritised at USP – Radrodro
As we enter the third day of the USP workers’ strike, Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro confirms that he has asked the USP Council for an update on the direct
Classes disrupted during second day of strike at USP
A few classes have been disrupted at the University of the South Pacific as about 186 staff members continued on strike today. This was highlighted by the USP Staff Un
Teacher encourages organic farming practices for healthier living
Jonasa Ratuagone, a school teacher by profession, is encouraging people to practice organic farming in order to live healthier lives. Ratuagone, who was awarded the Cl
Students encouraged to be job creators not seekers
Students should be encouraged to become job creators rather than job seekers when they leave school. Marist Champagnat Institute Principal Mereoni Matanitobua highligh
MOE Pays Vodafone for the differences in bus fares for Students after the increment
Permanent Secretary for Education, Selina Kuruleca says the Ministry is paying Vodafone Fiji Limited for the difference in bus fares for students following the new bus fa
Free Education Grant delay impacts classroom teaching - Manumanunitoga
Fiji Teachers Association General Secretary Paula Manumanunitoga says when the grants are not released on time, the heads of schools have to fork out money from their poc
UniFiji students put on musical for staff and students
A narrative that explores themes of love, prejudice, and the power of storytelling, all set against a backdrop of vibrant island culture and music and features a variety
Invest school properties through insurance - Puamau
School management and the Government should seriously consider investing in school properties through insurance. This is the message from the National Fire Authority CE