Minister for Education Rosy Akbar has wished everyone a very interactive International Literacy day.

Opportunities and visibility increases when people and stakeholders continue to work together for a common goal.

Following the launch of the 2018 Pacific Islands Literacy and numeracy report, the Secretariat of the Pacific Community hopes it will help better the education systems.

The late arrival of designated vehicles to transport students to school is an issue raised by students in Tailevu North.

Students from Tamavua Primary School will be taking part in this year’s Bridge Kids Summer Camp in Japan.

The Ministry of Education is engaging retired teachers to address the shortage of teaching staff in the country.

The teaching profession will no longer be a default career path in Fiji.

Good news for DAV College in Ba as they now have a new classroom block.

The Annual Entrepreneurship workshop will focus on improving and enhancing the work of Fijian artisans.

Fijian students will for the first time be able to take part in the Asia-Pacific ROBOCON competition that will be held in Fiji next year.

There have been gaps in terms of the infrastructure and students accommodation at the Fiji National University.

The Education Ministry will not take any racial vilification lightly within the sector.