Government scholarships will only fund students enrolled in accredited tertiary programmes under a new partnership between the Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service and the Fiji Higher Education Commission.

The Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service has defended its decision to halt new scholarship intakes for Semester Two.

Fiji’s TVET providers will soon use a shared training facility aimed at improving skills development and workforce readiness.

The Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service has paused new scholarship awards after its 2025–2026 allocation was fully used.

The growing number of teachers leaving classrooms could undermine efforts to keep children in school and increase their vulnerability to child labour.

Schools across most parts of Fiji will reopen today; however, several schools in flood and weather-affected areas will remain closed due to safety concerns.

All schools across Fiji will be closed today as heavy rain, flooding, strong winds, and coastal inundation continue to worsen nationwide.

The Ministry of Education has rejected misinformation circulating online.

Students at Suva Adventist Primary School in Lami are set to benefit from a new multi-purpose hall that will support a range of school activities.

Education must be treated as a family investment, not just a government or school responsibility.

A new team of commissioners for the Higher Education Commission Fiji has officially taken office following an oath-taking ceremony held yesterday.

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