Education

Every Fijian’s life is touched in some way by the sadness this year says Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama.

Despite the challenges brought on by COVID-19, USP has recorded an increase in the number of students studying for the second semester.

The University of the South Pacific continues to provide the best quality education to its students.

Students returning to school tomorrow are being reminded to have clear goals so they can achieve success in life says Education Minister Rosy Akbar.

The Ministry of Education confirms the students who were suspended at Ratu Kadavulevu School on September 8th will resume classes in Term 3.

The Minister for Education has raised concerns over the death of seven-children in the past two weeks.

Education Minister Rosy Akbar is calling on students to ensure that they get well rested during this school break.

The Education Ministry is in talks with the Japanese government to help in the Tropical Cyclone rehabilitation programme for schools.

University of the South Pacific Pro-Chancellor Winston Thompson has accepted the decision by the USP Special Council to terminate the investigation against Vice-Chancellor Professor Pal Ahluwalia.

Staff and students of the University of the South Pacific have welcomed the decision to clear the Vice-Chancellor of all allegations levelled against him.

Minister for Education Rosy Akbar has stated they will not tolerate any teachers who will incite students to breach regulations.

The University of the South Pacific Council has terminated the investigation into allegations of material misconduct against USP Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Pal Ahluwalia.