The Education Ministry no longer has an Appeals Board where teachers can lodge their appeals for any disciplinary action.

The Ministry of Education is struggling to find teachers.

The Education Minister and faith based leaders have agreed that appointments of civil servants, including heads of schools, will continue to be made by the Ministry based on merit.

Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has re-iterated his stance on the issue concerning the Catholic Church to have their own as Head Teachers and Principals of their schools.

The Japanese government has shown further commitment in the country by providing assistance to two schools in the country.

The Education Ministry and the Catholic Church have come to some agreement on the issue concerning the appointment of Head Teachers and Principals to faith based schools.

The Archbishop of the Catholic Church of Fiji Peter Loy Chong will meet the Education Minister Rosy Akbar today.

More than $300 million have been invested in the Tertiary Education Loan Scheme since its inception in 2014.

Thirty Fijians have received the Australia Awards Pacific Scholarship to study in Fiji.

The Fiji National University has revealed that the College has not reviewed their tuition fees for some years.

Repair will be carried out for the Queen Victoria School as soon as possible says Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama.

Overcrowding will no longer be an issue for students of Nausori Special School as three classroom blocks have been constructed through the assistance of the Japanese Government.