School levies will not be used to block student enrolment under the new Education Bill 2025, says Education Minister Aseri Radrodro.

Staffing instability is affecting the Education Ministry.

More than 200 registered teachers remain without school placements despite ongoing staffing needs across schools.

The University of Fiji today released a song titled ‘Ancient Lands and the Superstar’ in commemoration of the life and legacy of the late Ratu Sir Josefa Lalabalavu Vanayaliyali Sukuna.

The rapidly changing higher education environment, shaped by digital transformation, shifting student needs, and regional economic pressures were discussed at the University of the South Pacific Council’s 101st meeting in Tonga last week.

A new community learning center aimed at tackling student dropout rates and improving academic support for rural youth has officially opened in Cuvu, Nadroga.

Around 600 graduate, secondary-trained teachers working in primary schools claim they are being paid less than they deserve, despite holding recognised qualifications.

Fiji Teachers Union says Fiji is “exporting teachers” to Australia and New Zealand as low salaries and rising living costs continue to push educators overseas.

The Education Ministry is preparing a remote learning strategy, including the possible rollout of a Moodle digital platform, as concerns grow over the impact a worsening fuel crisis could have on schools.

The Ministry of Education has clarified that a school closure notice relating to Hantavirus circulating on social media is fake and was not issued by the Ministry.

The University of the South Pacific’s School of Information Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Physics (STEMP) has secured a major international milestone, with its engineering programmes now fully accredited by Engineering New Zealand through to 2028.

Acting Prime Minister Filimoni Vosarogo has challenged Fiji National University graduates to become the next generation of leaders, innovators and nation-builders, telling them Fiji’s future now rests in their hands.