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.

Certain schools around the country, particularly urban schools, are carrying out swimming programs for students.

The Education Ministry is grappling with communication issues that have left over 100 teachers clueless about their reassignment to a new school for the current academic year.

Students who are attending school must have a proper uniform.

Certain schools around the country have carried out necessary upgrades and renovations of their school facilities.

The University of the South Pacific’s Semester Zero is an interactive online orientation program which is a first of its kind in the region.

In response to relentless heavy rain and subsequent flash flooding, several schools in Rakiraki have taken precautionary measures by sending children back home today.

In a remarkable turn of events, Maharishi Sanatan College has achieved a momentous milestone by recording a 100% pass rate for Year 13 students last year.

A mother from Wainiyavu Village in Namosi today shared her commitment to instilling vital life skills to her children through daily household chores.