Less than two percent of students were involved in reported drug-related cases in primary and secondary schools over the past three years.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro is urging parents and guardians to make children’s safety a priority during the two-week school break.

HIV education is embedded across several subjects in the school curriculum, from Year Seven through to Year 13.

The future of children in Sawani Village is at the centre of a community fundraising drive, with the school prioritising projects aimed at creating a safer and better learning environment.

Twenty students at Ratu Kadavulevu School will benefit from improved hostel accommodation following a donation from Radisson Blu Resort Fiji.

The return of the Kula Awards after a seven-year break has attracted an overwhelming response from schools across Fiji, with Film Fiji expecting fierce competition and a showcase of outstanding young creative talent.

Behind every success is a story of determination and struggle.

Young learners at Vunidawa Primary School in Cakaudrove are continuing to attend classes in a converted teacher’s quarters as the school seeks support to build a dedicated early childhood education classroom.

The Higher Education Commission’s funding formula is drawing scrutiny after revelations that 97 percent of government grants go to universities, while only three percent is shared among non-university institutions.

Schools in Taveuni are awaiting the Ministry of Education’s approval before allowing students to return to Taveuni Buses, despite the company confirming school services will resume today.

The Higher Education Commission has responded to concerns over the sharp reduction in funding for Pacific Polytech, whose allocation dropped from $7 million to $500,000.

Substance abuse concerns among young people are driving a stronger push for action inside schools.