Cawanibuka urges parents and teachers to support young ruggers for future success
Teachers and parents need to make sure that their children are exposed to a good support system through training to become better rugby players in the future. Swire Sh
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Suva Muslim College carnival aims to raise funds for a new school lecture theatre
An exciting sports carnival packed with fun activities, food, and community programs will take place this Saturday at Suva Muslim College to raise funds for a school lec
UniFiji marks World Indigenous Day with focus on protecting isolated indigenous peoples
The University of Fiji celebrated the United Nations-designated World Indigenous Day at its Saweni Campus with students, staff and guests participating in the day-long ev
Marist revive Careers Expo for the benefit of students
Marist Brothers High School are holding their first Careers Expo post COVID-19 at the school’s Brother Lambert Hall as they try to give their students an opportuni
Student fares to be the same as adult fares, Govt to fully cover 50% of students’ bus fare increase from 1st Sept
The government has announced that student fares are now set to match adult fares, and based on this bus fare for all students is set to increase by 50 percent from the 1s
Over 200 Suva City Council staff to receive training through Pacific Polytech collaboration
The Suva City Council has signed an Memorandum of Understanding with Pacific Polytech to commit to the up-skilling of more than 200 staff. Speaking during the MOU sign
156 entries received for tomorrow’s UniFiji’s Poetry Competition
The University of Fiji’s Original Poetry Composition/Recital Competition organised by the Language, Literature and Communications Department has received a positiv
MOE to ensure they continue to respond to the needs of students who have qualified for tertiary - Radrodro
The Ministry of Education will ensure that they continue to be dynamic, and consultative and respond to the needs of our children who have the intention and have qualifie
If the Court Registry is not willing to accept the case, get an order from the Supreme Court – Prof. Regan
Australian National University Professor of Constitutional Law, Anthony James Regan is surprised that the courts in Fiji were not willing to be involved in the review of
More than 100 UniFiji staff and students to clean Lomolomo Beach
More than 100 staff and students of the University of Fiji are set to clean up Lomolomo Beach. The University’s Director for Human Resources, Ashneel Kumar Sing
About 400 students in Lekutu to benefit from $11.3M new facilities post-TC Yasa
About 400 students from Lekutu District School and Lekutu Secondary School finally have new facilities as severe damage during Tropical Cyclone Yasa in 2021. The new f
VOU circus impressive, the skills and creativity can be replicated in the school system – Kuruleca
The VOU Fijian Flying Circus continues to captivate many people and shows that we have young talented people who can showcase their skills and talents through dance, stor
Minister Radrodro hands over boat to Namataku District School to boost transportation for students
Education is the key to unlocking a golden door of freedom, and the Coalition government's commitment to equitable access to education. These were the sentiments echoe
TVET empowers skills to be job creators – Tunabuna
Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) learning empowers youths with skills and knowledge to be job creators rather than job seekers. Assistant Ministe
MOE exploring the use of test-kits in school - Radrodro
Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro says the Ministry is exploring some initiatives, such as having drug test kits in schools to counter the ever-growing concern of dru
Consultation begins on National TVET Policy to shape future of skills sector
The first-ever Fiji National TVET Policy Consultation is underway where education stakeholders will discuss ways to shape the future of our educational landscape which wi
USP Staff Association and USP Staff Union to pursue relevant processes to address termination of Dr Osborne-Naikatini
The Association of the University of the South Pacific Staff (AUSPS) and the USP Staff Union (USPSU) will be pursuing relevant processes to address the termination of Dr
RKS students reconcile with Lelean regarding stoning incident
Ratu Kadavulevu School and Lelean Memorial School have reconciled after a video went viral on Facebook showing the bus carrying the students of Lelean getting stoned by R
Ministry will not hesitate to suspend schools from participating in the Deans if there is violent behaviour – Radrodro
Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro stresses that the Ministry will not hesitate to suspend schools from participating in the Deans Competition if there is violent beh
Nadroga Arya College cadets urged to uphold family expectations and contribute to national development
Cadets of Nadroga Arya College who have passed out are being urged to uphold the expectations of their families and to contribute significantly to the continued developme
200 students pioneer at cadet pass out at Ba Sanatan College
200 students have pioneered the Ba Sanatan College’s first cadet pass-out parade which was reviewed by Acting Commissioner of Police Juki Fong Chew who emphasized