Education Minister Viliame Gavoka stresses the importance of addressing teacher needs and well-being to retain them.

Permanent Secretary for Education Selina Kuruleca has stressed the role of appropriate role models in shaping the character of children.

All schools will safely reopen for the 2024 academic year on Monday as per the schedule.

Fiji Education for Needy Children has noted a threefold increase in the number of applications received for back-to-school assistance.

With the new school year set to begin next week, the Ministry of Education is urging parents and guardians to utilize the $200 back-to-school support for its intended purpose and ensure their children have the essential supplies for a successful academic year.

The South Pacific Community has unveiled television resources tailored to aid students across various age groups in enhancing their literacy skills.

The Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service has started processing online applications however it is concerned with incomplete applications.

The Fiji National University has been interacting with students and parents to offer assistance on career paths at their roadshows in the Central, Western and Northern Divisions.

The Education Ministry is calling on parents to consider schools near their homes for their children’s education, aiming to address the ongoing issue of classroom overcrowding.

More than 20 youths from different organizations were part of the Youth Talanoa Session organized by Bula Pulse Youth Network in partnership with the U.S. Embassy Youth Council on Friday.

Over 8,000 student applications for the $200 Back to School Support are currently on hold and will be processed once students are enrolled in Year 13.

The Fiji National University has submitted a paper to the Ministry of Education on the one percent levy paid by employers.