The Education Ministry has officially regularized 1420 out of 1958 officers who have been in acting positions in both teaching and non-teaching administrative roles.

The Ministry of Education is taking significant steps to address the growing need for student support services, with over 1,500 students accessing counselling in the past three years.

Minister for Education Viliame Gavoka says the government is investing in technology by supplying rural, remote, and maritime schools with desktops to supplement the stock in the schools.

The Parliament Bus initiative reached Nadarivatu High School, extending parliamentary awareness to the highlands of Nadarivatu and providing valuable insights into the roles and functions of Parliament.

The Fiji National University is reviewing all its courses to refocus on Sustainable Development Goals as well as the ocean.

All schools in the Northern Division will be open from today except for Shri Guru Nanak Primary and Secondary School.

The Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service is advising students that no scholarship processing will take place beyond February 16th, which is this Friday.

All schools in the Northern Division will be closed today.

The Ministry of Education has clarified the reasons behind Natabua High School’s inability to admit a student from Yasawa who sought enrollment for Year 9.

Faith-based organizations are calling on the government to incorporate yoga into school curriculum as a way of encouraging students to promote self-discipline and mental well-being, addressing the rising drug problem.

Education Ministry Permanent Secretary Selina Kuruleca acknowledges that there has been a significant delay in conducting the review of the primary and secondary school curriculum.

The Education Ministry is focusing on bolstering extracurricular activities for holistic education in schools that is relevant and meaningful to students.