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.

The University of Fiji has launched its Press Club as part of its 21st anniversary celebrations, marking a step forward in strengthening journalism education.

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.