Numerous schools in Fiji grapple with critical infrastructure deficiencies such as crowded classrooms insufficient sanitation and limited access to safe drinking water.

This year has witnessed a concerning trend with approximately 67 teacher resignations occurring each month.

BSP Financial Group Limited has supported Navitilevu District School in Rakiraki, a remote boarding school in carrying out much-needed upgrades benefiting children aged 6 to 13.

Queen Victoria School marked its 70th anniversary with a grand celebration attended by prominent figures, alumni, students, and well-wishers.

Disturbing incidents of bullying is driving the Education Ministry to seek innovative solutions for crisis management.

The Fiji National University is embarking on a comprehensive review of the conditions governing its professorship roles.

Mental health issues among students and staff at universities have seen a concerning rise in recent years, prompting calls for urgent and empathetic attention.

The Fiji National University plans to build additional classrooms to accommodate the growing number of students at its Naduna Campus in Labasa.

The Education Ministry has underlined numerous factors that might be contributing to the increase in school truancy across the country.

Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro has saluted all the teachers in the country for being the heroes and heroines in the lives of our children.

The Fiji Teachers Registration Authority is committed to working with the Ministry of Education and relevant stakeholders to improve the quality of education in Fiji.

Navutulevu Village in Serua Province, has been declared a fire-safe community.