Students and parents are raising serious concerns over ongoing accommodation issues at the University of the South Pacific’s Laucala Campus.

The Japan International Cooperation Agency Alumni Fund has boosted disaster awareness efforts in Fiji’s schools with the donation of 10,000 disaster preparedness posters.

Fifteen iTaukei youths became the first recipients of the iTaukei Land Trust Board Education Scholarship, a national initiative designed to provide iTaukei students with fair and structured access to higher education and specialised fields.

The Ministry of Education recorded over 37, 470 disciplinary cases in Nausori last year.

The country may give domestic law precedence over international agreements if a bill allowing corporal punishment in schools is approved.

Villages in the Magodro District of the Ba Highlands support the reintroduction of corporal punishment in schools.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro is calling on schools to ensure the timely and efficient use of infrastructure grants.

Minister for Finance, Commerce and Business Development Esrom Immanuel says the government is working to ensure Back-to-School financial assistance reaches families efficiently as applications are still being processed.

Several young girls from Lautoka have been recognised as winners of the 2025 Westpac Women and Girls Education Grant, with recipients crediting the support of their teachers and families for their success.

Parents could face fines or even jail time under a proposed clause in the Education Bill No. 34 of 2025 if they fail to send their children to school.

Assistant Minister for Agriculture, Waterways and Sugar Industry Inosi Kuridrani has praised the progress at the Tutu Agriculture Training Centre in Taveuni and announced that its students will now be considered for a one-year study and work attachment program in Israel.

The Higher Education Commission Fiji has issued a directive that all student recruitment agencies operating in Fiji must cease operations immediately and contact the HECF to formally register.