Nausori witnessed a last-minute shopping rush today as parents and children flocked to stores to complete their back-to-school preparations.

Providing the necessary learning environment is a priority for the Ministry of Education.

Fiji is facing the challenge of overcrowded classrooms in primary schools, with some exceeding UNESCO’s recommended ratio of 1 teacher for every 25 students.

Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro, has expressed his gratitude to teachers and students for their outstanding efforts during the 2024 academic year.

Labasa College, a government-run school, will appoint a chaplain to support the spiritual and social development of its students.

The Finance Ministry has so far paid out around $41 million to 203,492 students as Back to School Support for the 2025 school year.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro has directed all schools not to charge levies or additional fees to students and parents.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka today officially opened the Higher Education Commission Fiji office in Labasa.

Interviews for eligible Year 13 students aspiring to pursue teacher training have officially begun across all divisions.

Interviews for eligible Year 13 students aspiring to pursue teacher training have officially begun across all divisions.

A nationwide initiative promoting the joy of reading will kick off this Saturday under a University of Fiji partnership with municipal councils.

Scholarship students who have not fulfilled their bond requirements will no longer be allowed to make repayments from overseas, says Tertiary Loans and Scholarships Service chief executive officer Dr Hasmukh Lal.