Scrapping the automatic progression, or “no repeat,” policy in schools could lead to a higher student dropout rate.

The Ministry of Education is reminding students that Vodafone Fiji is up-grading its e-ticketing terminals in buses.

13,827 students have successfully registered and out of that 7,198 are complete applications says the Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service.

The Education Ministry will meet with Fiji National University and key stakeholders today to discuss concerns regarding the hike in hostel fees to $5,475 per annum.

Parents and guardians are urged to use their discretion when sending children to school during this rainy weather.

The rain in the Capital City did not dampen the spirits of students and parents this morning as the new academic year officially commenced.

Back-to-school was chaotic for students in Vuniyasi and Malakua in Nadi, today.

As classes for Term One begins, Diabetes Fiji is encouraging students to refocus on the importance of a healthy lifestyle.

There will be a number of new students starting their educational journey today, and they will need guidance.

Taiperia Pre-School in Lautoka has undergone a significant transformation thanks to the Tanoa Hotel Group’s Corporate Social Responsibility initiative.

Approximately 8,000 Year 13 students beginning their final year of secondary education tomorrow will receive the $200 Back to School support this week.

An analysis conducted at the district level by the Education Ministry shows that the Year 8 failure rate has increased, potentially due to a lack of appropriately qualified teachers.