A Year-13 student of Cuvu College in Nadroga aspires to be an engineer to contribute to the development of infrastructure in his community.

The University of the South Pacific has noted an increasing interest from students in the rural and maritime areas.

A prominent primary school in Suva has sent out a memo to parents urging them to be vigilant and to keep a close watch on their children.

Today marks the first University of the South Pacific Open Day in two years, with over 8,329 students from 67 schools expected to attend at the Laucala, Lautoka, and Labasa campuses.

The Ministry of Education has revealed that it is proposing to break the school year into four terms.

Fiji is committed to transforming its education system and revolutionise learning for the benefit of all Fijian children.

Development projects were among the topics discussed during the Education Minister’s recent school visit to the Western Division.

The caregiving course offered at the Australian Pacific Training Coalition (APTC) is recognized overseas.

Fiji National University student Asenaca Waqanui sells food between classes and on weekends to help support her studies.

There have been reports of students caught with alcohol and cigarettes on school grounds.

The Ministry for Education has highlighted that truancy has become an issue amongst students’ post-COVID.

The Minister for Education is encouraging students to ‘rediscover the simple pleasure of reading a good book’ to improve Fiji’s literacy rate.