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It was a joyous and memorable moment for the students, teachers, and stakeholders of Pt. Shreedhar Maharaj College as they celebrated the school’s Golden Jubilee. The celebrations were held from Thursday to Satur
Minister for Education, Premila Kumar received 9,000 textbooks worth $25,000(NZD)from the Deputy High Commissioner of New Zealand, Michelle Podmore on behalf of the Fiji Association in Auckland. Kumar says she is g
The students should be able to do it themselves because we do not train teachers to do this. Permanent Secretary of Education, Dr. Anjeela Jokhan said this at the launch of the Suva International Short Film Festiva
Duavata Secondary School has won the ‘Our Constitution Challenge’ after their song on pledging to protect the planet and putting our constitutional right to a clean and healthy environment into practice stood out fr
Minister for Education, Premila Kumar says the Ministry is in the process of developing a 10-year Education Sector Plan funded by the Global Partnership for Education. The Minister recently met with the World Bank
Minister for Education, Premila Kumar says one person is not bigger than the USP, nor bigger than the member country and if there is nothing to hide, why don’t we have the investigation while National Federation Party
The education sector needs to be transformed completely and the Fijian Government aims to ensure education is made relevant, agile and student friendly. This has been highlighted by the Minister for Education, Prem
Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School has set the target to win the boys and girls titles in the 2025 Coca-Cola Games. The school which had never won the 100 metres Senior Girls and Boys events created history in the
Global technology giant, Samsung will be rolling out its Corporate Social Responsibility Project “Solve for Tomorrow†in Fijian schools. This has been highlighted by the President and Head of Corporate Relation
Student numbers at USP’s Pacific Technical and Further Education (Pacific TAFE) have been affected following the removal of scholarship places as the University says times are hard and students need to access scholars
There are some students who have graduated after studying under the Tertiary Education and Loan Scheme and are working but they are not repaying their loan despite the incentives available. This has been highlighte
Minister for Economy, Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has confirmed the Ministry of Education is working on some capacity building in terms of technical and vocational training that will be rolled out in some schools. He has h
A man has questioned why scholarship places were removed for USP’s Pacific Technical and Further Education (Pacific TAFE) for technical and vocational education and training programs. This was asked during the Te
Minister for Education Premila Kumar says children have been telling teachers they are not bringing lunch to school because their parents were asleep when they left home as they were having some drinks or grog. Sh
Minister for Education Premila Kumar has stressed that boats and outboard engines given to schools are not for community use. She highlighted this while handing over fibreglass boats and outboard engines to Ravitak
Every Fijian student deserves an equally high standard of learning, no matter where they live. This was highlighted by Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama while opening new classroom blocks at Navakasiga District Sch
Every Fijian student deserves an equally high standard of learning, no matter where they live. This was highlighted by the Prime Minister while opening the new classroom block at Navakasiga District School in Bua.
The Fiji Teachers Union says behaviour management has become a serious challenge and obstacle for teachers as well as parents and guardians over the past decade, and there is an urgent need for the Ministry of Education
Queen Victoria School Parents, Teachers and Friends Association (PTFA) President, Filimoni Vosarogo has expressed his disappointment over the statement released by the Permanent Secretary for Education saying that the P
Fijian Teachers Association General Secretary, Paula Manumanunitoga says the mismatch between industry expectations and programs in tertiary institutions is the result of the overemphasis by government on white collar j
