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With the third term of the 2024 school year starting tomorrow, the Education Ministry is calling on parents and guardians to conduct regular family meetings with their children as there has been an increase in drugs and
Indiscipline of students is related to issues happening at home. Permanent Secretary for Education, Selina Kuruleca highlighted this in an interview with fijivillage News and is calling on the parents, guardians an
Lafaele Vula Tominiko who lost both his parents at a young age overcame a lot of adversity and was all smiles after graduating with a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of the South Pacific. Tominiko who has
The University of the South Pacific Laucala Campus is witnessing a remarkable milestone as women make up 61.12 percent of the 1,147 students graduating over two days graduation which is held at the Vodafone Arena.
Rakesh Douglas's family has travelled from Vanuatu to honour their son's milestone achievement as he graduated today with a Bachelor of Commerce degree majoring in Economics and Public Administration, which highlights t
The remaining 50 percent of the Free Education Grants for term two is expected to be paid out to every school by the end of this week. While speaking to fijivillage News, Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro say
The Ministry of Education has introduced secondary school graduates to teach at the primary level in response to 580 vacant primary school teacher positions while new teacher recruits are being looked at to become profi
Students of Naleba and Naqere Youth Training Centres were urged to uphold the values of discipline, integrity, and service as they embark on their future endeavours, emphasizing their role as the nation's future leaders
The Fiji Government has introduced the country’s first-ever National Early Childhood Development Policy which focuses on improving the health, safety, and education of young children, especially during their first 1,
Early Childhood Education students in Fiji are set to benefit from a $22.3 million investment for the 2024-2025 financial year which underscores the government’s commitment to nurture the nation’s youngest learners.
Kuruleca urge students to learn as much as they can from elders during the school holidays As the Term 2 school holiday approaches, the Permanent Secretary for Education, Selina Kuruleca, urges students to learn as
The management, teachers and students of Ratu Latianara Memorial Primary and College are grateful to the Australian Government for the timely donation of school resources worth $90,000 that will ensure that teaching and
Teachers and parents need to make sure that their children are exposed to a good support system through training to become better rugby players in the future. Swire Shipping Fijian Drua Head of Athletic Performance
An exciting sports carnival packed with fun activities, food, and community programs will take place this Saturday at Suva Muslim College to raise funds for a school lecture theatre. Suva Muslim College Teacher Am
The University of Fiji celebrated the United Nations-designated World Indigenous Day at its Saweni Campus with students, staff and guests participating in the day-long event organized by the Centre for iTaukei Studies o
Marist Brothers High School are holding their first Careers Expo post COVID-19 at the school’s Brother Lambert Hall as they try to give their students an opportunity to discover their future and also help them make th
The government has announced that student fares are now set to match adult fares, and based on this bus fare for all students is set to increase by 50 percent from the 1st of September. Following this determination
The Suva City Council has signed an Memorandum of Understanding with Pacific Polytech to commit to the up-skilling of more than 200 staff. Speaking during the MOU signing, SCC Acting CEO Tevita Boseiwaqa said that
The University of Fiji’s Original Poetry Composition/Recital Competition organised by the Language, Literature and Communications Department has received a positive response, as 23 secondary schools from the Western D
The Ministry of Education will ensure that they continue to be dynamic, and consultative and respond to the needs of our children who have the intention and have qualified to enter tertiary studies but miss out due to f
