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Following concerns by many teachers on the delay in payment of their salary and FNFP contributions, Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro says they are actively working to resolve all pending salary payment issues.
The frustration and stress caused by delayed payments for teachers if left unaddressed lead to a decline in morale and performance, ultimately affecting the students who rely on their educators for guidance. The Le
With bullying becoming a significant concern in every school around the country, the Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro is calling on parents, communities, the Vanua and the church to ensure children in their communi
We are committed to building an education system that is modern, inclusive, and effective for all Fijians. Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro says the review of the Education Act 1966 is a major step towards mo
A total of $43.1 million has been successfully distributed to 213,520 students for Back to School Support for the 2025 school year, through M-PAiSA, MyCASH and Post Fiji outlets. The Ministry of Finance has informe
The Ministry of Education must come up with a clear explanation of why FNPF deductions for teachers have not been deposited into their accounts for the past two months. Opposition Member of Parliament, Premila Kuma
Many teachers who have started teaching this year are raising serious concerns about not receiving their pay since the school term started while the Education Minister Aseri Radrodro says teachers must submit their doc
Year 12 and 13 students of Jeremaiah Raibevu College will now have access to two new classrooms and a science lab after the opening of a new building this afternoon. Principal Merewalesi Tuiloma says the school cat
It is the start of a new journey for 97 students as they graduated from Pacific Polytech in Labasa yesterday afternoon. While speaking during the ceremony, Minister for Defence and Veteran Affairs, Pio Tikoduadua h
The reviewed Education Act will align with the evolving needs of students, teachers and society in which the education systems must adapt to changes in technology, workforce requirements and societal expectations to pro
Whatever you do, you cannot hit anybody in school. Not even if you are a prefect. This was highlighted by the Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka while speaking to the media today when asked about the incident involving
It was a proud moment for 24-year-old Ratu Anare Roraqoca Davetanivalu from Nairukuruku, Naitasiri, as he became the first lawyer in his family during the University of the South Pacific’s swearing-in ceremony today.
Students of Ratu Kadavulevu School received new computers worth more than $36,000 that will boost their educational tools to assist in their school work. The handover of the new desktop computers is expected to ass
Salanieta Rawalai’s dedication to uplift the lives of children and youths in Namara District in Tailevu has paid off as she was awarded the Tailevu Provincial Council scholarship to pursue a Diploma in Counselling at
The newly inducted Head Boy of Natabua High School, Netani Solo Kepa, aims to raise awareness and educate his peers on the risks associated with drugs. While speaking to fijivillage News, Kepa says drug-related iss
133 newly inducted prefects of Natabua High School have been reminded that being a prefect is not just about wearing the badge, it’s about embodying the values of the school and setting a positive example for their pe
Despite the devastation left by Cyclone Rae, the administration of Ratu Finau Secondary School has taken proactive steps to restore normalcy for their students and staff. Rather than waiting for full-scale assistan
The festival of Holi is a time when people rejoice with cheerful colours, and the celebrations and traditions associated with Holi unite everyone and brings harmony. The Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro says
The FIJI Water Foundation has officially launched its 2025 Classroom Grants program, which provides up to $5,000 in funding to certified educators. FIJI Water Foundation Manager Marie Smith says the annual grant pr
With the few resources available, the students, teachers and villagers on Moce Island in Lau have taken the initiative to plant mangroves on their shoreline to counter the effects of climate change. Moce Secondary
