The Ministry of Education says it is stepping up support for teachers amid growing concerns over increasing workload pressure and burnout, as raised by the Fiji Teachers Union.

Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro has reminded parents of the importance of their role in monitoring and encouraging their children’s education.

With just three weeks remaining before schools reopen, the Consumer Council has intensified its back-to-school market surveillance to protect parents and guardians from unfair pricing and misleading sales practices.

While speaking on the Bula FM Morning Show, Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro said that 225,000 students were recorded to be in school last year, while this year, 205,000 applications have been received.

The Education Ministry has introduced a new Student Progression and Retention Policy to improve education quality while protecting student wellbeing.

The Arya Pratinidhi Sabha of Fiji says it has largely achieved its goals for 2025, especially in terms of religious outreach and education.

As the first school term of the year approaches, the head of the Methodist Church in Fiji has called on parents and guardians to make education a top priority, describing children as the nation’s future leaders.

Outdated and inconsistent education policies are being revised, as the Education Ministry updates more than twenty key frameworks to improve how schools operate.

Fijian academics are rethinking how language is taught and assessed, as educators warn that artificial intelligence and translation tools are weakening students’ writing and creative skills.

The Fiji Teachers Registration Authority and Ministry of Education are taking steps to transform teaching across Fiji.

Peggy Ravusiro’s hard work did not end with her graduation today rather, it marked the beginning of a new chapter.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro confirms that acting allowances for teachers and non-teaching staff are being paid, but some delays remain due to verification and procedural requirements.