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Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka reminded the students of Dilkusha Methodist High School that perseverance and studying hard is the key to success in life. While commissioning the new double-story school wing at Dilk
Former Minister of Education and FijiFirst MP, Premila Kumar says schools were closed for more than three months in 2020 and eight months in 2021, causing a devastating impact on in-person learning. This was Kumarâ
The Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Waterways and Environment, Mere Lakeba, says the symposium provides an opportunity for people to understand how invasive alien species interact, also the impacts it has on our
A father and daughter duo, have enrolled for undergraduate studies at The University of the South Pacific. 47-year-old Ratu Soqosoqo says he could not start the Bachelor of Commerce in Business Administration and
$42 million has been paid out to over 210,000 students in Fiji under the Back to School Support. The Special Protection Specialist for the Ministry of Finance, Shamal Chand highlighted this during the Adaptive Soc
10 PhD students of the University of the South Pacific today received scholarships by the Norway Pacific Climate Scholarship Programme where they will be the first cohort under this programme. All candidates are f
The President of the Methodist Church of Fiji, Rev Ili Vunisuwai, wishes all the children of Fiji a blessed and productive term ahead of them while they begin their new school year today. Rev Vunisuwai highlighted
Education Minister Aseri Radrodro says students are expected to report to school from today, just as they had announced previously. Radrodro says for day schools, students report today and induction will begin for
Children need to focus on their goals and study hard in school in order to become successful in life. Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka highlighted this during a church service at the Viseisei Methodist Church, where
Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro says the Fiji Higher Commission must foster and safeguard the national interest of students and parents, and the higher education providers to promote the development of Fiji as a k
The newly refurbished $40,000 dining hall at Ballantine Memorial School has been officially opened as they look forward towards a a bigger, better and brighter future. School Principal Sisilia Racule says $27,000 w
Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro says it is important to note that Year 13 or Form 7 is provided free for secondary studying and students are encouraged to utilize this program otherwise there will be a huge loss
Fiji Year Eight Examination provisional results have been released today as the Education Ministry has recorded a 62 percent pass rate compared to 69 percent in 2019. Year 8 students did not sit for the FY8E in 202
Over 20 students with disabilities received $300 back to school packs in assistance from New Vision of Fiji. New Vision of Fiji, Chief Executive Officer, Rajnel Prasad says the support was launched on the 1st of N
A FNU student has raised concerns about the delay in the issuing of their timetables. The student has contacted fijivillage News and said that at times the delay results in their units and lectures clashing.
The Year 12 National Examination Provisional Results will be released today. Acting Permanent Secretary, Timoci Bure says 13,281 students sat for the examination and the Ministry recorded a 64 percent pass rate for
The Ministry of Finance has so far assisted 203,942 students with a total payout of $40.8 million under the $200 back to school support. The Permanent Secretary for Finance Shiri Gounder says positive sentiments ha
Permanent Secretary for Education, Doctor Anjeela Jokhan has resigned from the position effective from today. Public Service Commission Chairperson, Luke Rokovada says Deputy Secretary for Education, Timoci Bure ha
Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro has reminded all parents and guardians to redeem their children's E-transport cards well in advance of the start of the school year and to refrain from abusing its use before school
There is good news for parents who had applied for the $200 per child Back to School Initiative as the government will be disbursing $32 million today. This has been confirmed by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister
