Dedicated FBC journalist Riya Bhagwan scooped one gold medal as the most outstanding student in the School of Pacific Arts, Communication and Education and a certificate for the most outstanding student in the journalism program.

A balanced lunch could be the difference between a child struggling in class and thriving academically, according to a Lakeba Subdivisional Hospital dietician.

Cultural exchange and education are playing an increasingly important role in shaping Fiji’s global engagement, with hundreds of Fijians benefiting from international scholarship opportunities and cultural programmes.

The Ministry of Education has announced partial school closures across the country as adverse weather conditions continue to affect several divisions.

A new student support hub has been launched at Fiji National University’s Nasinu campus, aimed at assisting students facing financial hardship.

The international floating book fair, Doulos Hope, has officially opened to the public, offering an extensive collection of literature at affordable prices.

Students and teachers at two Serua schools are now learning with clean, reliable energy and internet following the launch of new solar systems and Starlink at Nuku Secondary and St Peter Chanel Primary today.

Students of Dakuni village in the Sawau District on Beqa Island will soon have access to improved early childhood education facilities, following the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Dakuni Kindergarten and Infant School.

Lack of interest by students was a key reason the Tertiary Scholarships and Loan Scheme was unable to fully utilise the $112.9 million allocated to it in the 2022-2023 National Budget.

Pacific Polytech is calling for greater emphasis on student health and nutrition in the proposed Education Bill, arguing that learning outcomes cannot be improved without addressing basic welfare needs.

The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre strongly condemns all forms of corporal punishment in schools, saying violence against children can never be justified as discipline.

Bollywood songs are more than entertainment – they are now being recognised as a subject of serious academic study, a message highlighted in a new book launched by the University of Fiji.