Unclear lines of authority in the proposed Education Bill are raising concerns about governance and accountability.

Government interference continues to threaten the independence of the National Curriculum and Assessment Authority, with past administrations reintroducing or removing scaling at will.

Fiji has no legislated quality assurance system for Early Childhood Education.

The Education Commission has criticised the proposed penalties in the Education Bill.

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka acknowledged growing concerns regarding the safety of teachers in schools.

Culture, heritage and arts may soon be reflected more strongly in national school curriculum.

Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro has raised concerns about the growing impact of drugs on young people and schools.

The University of the South Pacific says it is aware of recent social media commentary regarding its Interim Management Group and has clarified that the arrangement was established to ensure leadership continuity.

Schools in the Western Division will remain closed until further notice due to ongoing flooding and unsafe road access.

Final-year law student and team captain Jone Nomani is proving that humble beginnings are no barrier to global opportunities.

The first phase of construction for the Fiji National University’s Naiyaca Campus in Labasa is on track for completion by June next year.

The Education Ministry has confirmed that schools in the western division will remain closed tomorrow due to ongoing heavy rainfall and flooding.