1,504 articles tagged "ducation"
Over 100 students from 10 villages in Navua will further benefit in their education with the commissioning of the new Ratu Simione Matanitobua College. The $2.1 million new school will now cater for the children of
The students of Sigatoka Methodist College can now look forward to enjoying the safe, secure education they deserve without having to worry about rising water levels when it rains. This comes after the commissionin
Many young people today are graduating and finding difficulties in securing employment. According to the Minister for Education, Premila Kumar this has been an ongoing issue and universities need to re-look at thei
It was all smiles for students of Nadrau Primary School in Tavua after they witnessed the official opening of their newly built, category 5 school facilities. The school was destroyed by TC Winston in 2016 and now
Students of Koronubu Sangam School in Ba now have better access to educational content on television after the Government provided the school with an antenna, a Walesi Set Top Box, and a Smart Television. School h
Work towards achieving quality education for all continues for Fiji and the Asia-Pacific Region. Minister for Education Premila Kumar highlighted that as she attended the 2nd Asia - Pacific Regional Education Minis
It was all smiles for the students, teachers and parents of Sarava Sanatan Dharm School in Ba after the opening of their newly rehabilitated classrooms, a canteen, staff-room, computer lab, office and a kindergarten blo
Students of St Teresa School in Sigatoka have been told to let the Ministry of Education know if they need any sort of assistance. While receiving 10 computer sets donated to the school by the Korean Government, Mi
Students of Vuci Methodist School in Nausori will soon have a new 1 x 7 classroom block after a fire destroyed 4 classrooms, a newly built computer lab and a school library in February 2019. Minister for Education,
Some parents are now questioning the Ministry of Education regarding how prefects were chosen in some schools. Minister for Education Premila Kumar revealed this at the Suva Principals Association Talanoa Session y
Hundreds of students from 8 schools in rural and maritime areas are expected to get an improved access to computers and internet as the Asco Foundation has donated 5 laptops and a WiFi modem each to these schools.
Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum says teachers have a very important responsibility because they can have an enormous influence in what a child will turn out to be when they grow up. While speaking at the pref
USP graduate Sohail Ali says studying in a global pandemic was unprecedented as leaving the campus halls for groceries felt like freedom to them. While speaking on behalf of graduates at the first USP Graduation af
Students under the Free Bus Fare scheme do not have to worry about the increase in bus fare from this Friday. The Ministry of Education has confirmed that the subsidised Blue E-Transport Cards for students will be
Minister for Education and Local Government Premila Kumar says we have no connection to India and Fiji is our home. While speaking at the opening of the Girmit Carnival at Syria Park in Nausori, Kumar says when we
The Fijian Government is committed to assisting and supporting every effort to help youths realise their dreams. Minister for Youth and Sports Parveen Bala highlighted this while speaking at the Prefects Induction
Minister for Education Premila Kumar has confirmed that they are reviewing the history curriculum for schools. While speaking at the launch of the Girmit celebration today, Kumar says it is unfortunate that our chi
Newly inducted school prefects at Toko Sanatan Primary School in Tavua were reminded by the Attorney General and Minister for Economy Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum to always speak the truth. While speaking at the school’s
The FIJI Water Foundation has announced that it will once again offer teachers grants of up to $5,000 in 2022. Classroom Grants program is available for all teachers across Fiji to fund classroom projects. Dir
Year 13 student Divnesh Chandra was lost for words as he was appointed the Head Boy of Nabua Secondary School today. He is the first Head Boy of Indian descent in the school's history. Chandra who hails from R
