The Fiji Education Commission has completed its comprehensive review of the country’s education system.

Schools can play an important role in helping pass the Hindi language on to the next generation in Fiji.

The number of awards under Fiji’s National Achievement Scholarship Scheme for higher education will increase from 3,000 to 4,000, with students also given greater flexibility in choosing programmes within national priority areas.

Several TSLS scholarship programmes will have no new intake next year as the Government reassesses Fiji’s workforce needs and waits for existing students to graduate.

For Simran Prasad, earning her Bachelor of Laws is not just a graduation milestone, it is the result of years of hard work, sacrifice and family support.

The Pacific Islands Literacy and Numeracy Assessment 2025 report has highlighted significant literacy challenges across the region, with more than half of Year Four students failing to meet expected reading proficiency standards.

The Ministry of Education is targeting a 97 percent pass rate as students return to school for Term Three.

The University of Fiji is celebrating the recognition of its Executive Director of Human Resources, Ashneel Singh, by the Australian Human Resource Institute.

The Education Ministry is reminding schools that visitors and organisations seeking to enter school grounds must first obtain approval from the Ministry.

Young people in Sabeto will have greater access to Islamic education and vocational training following the opening of a new 2.2 million-dollar facility today.

The number of students dropping out of Fiji’s schools has fallen significantly, with new figures showing improved student retention at both primary and secondary levels.

Suva Muslim Primary School has marked its centenary, with Women, Children and Social Protection Minister Sashi Kiran recognising its contribution to education and community development.