Ministry terminates contracts of 122 teachers who refused to get the jab
122 teachers who refused to receive the COVID-19 vaccine have had their contracts terminated by the Ministry of Education. This includes 67 primary school teachers, 47
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Schools will be a safe zone for students who will not be mandated to get vaccinated – Dr Fong
Permanent Secretary for Health Doctor James Fong has revealed that schools will be a safe zone for students who will not be mandated to get vaccinated but they will be en
Exams for years 12 and 13 likely to be moved to next year
Permanent Secretary for Education, Doctor Anjeela Jokhan has revealed that external examinations for Year 12 and 13 students are most likely to be held early next year.
Education Ministry says everyone associated with schools will be required to be fully vaccinated
Minister for Education, Premila Kumar says when students return to school, they need to be protected and this means that along with the students and teachers, all ancilla
Education Minister says they intend to resume face to face classes for Year 12 and 13 students as soon as the COVID-19 safety protocols are in place
Minister for Education, Premila Kumar says they intend to resume face to face classes for Year 12 and 13 students as soon as the COVID-19 safety protocols are in place.
University student is hoping for things to normalize so that she can get job opportunities
First year university student, Avantika Kumari says she hopes that by the time she completes her studies, things would completely normalize so that she can get job opport
Year 13 student hopes to get a job to assist her family
Year 13 student, Azaria Sharma says she is looking for a job right now as her father who was the sole breadwinner for their family is unemployed and they need an income.
ABC’s reporting that USP’s claim of being in the top 10% is a cheap marketing gimmick not only discredits the university but has also caused reputational risk to many - USP
The University of the South Pacific says the ABC’s reporting that USP’s claim of being in the top 10 percent is a cheap marketing gimmick not only discredit
USP’s suggestion that it is among the top 10% of universities worldwide labelled a little over the top
The University of the South Pacific’s suggestion that it is now among the top ten percent of universities worldwide has been labelled a little over the top after i
FTA file case for constitutional redress after over 200 unvaccinated teachers lose jobs
The Fijian Teachers Association has made an application for constitutional redress in the Suva High Court after more than 200 teachers lost their jobs for not getting the
Access to free education became a reality under the guidance of the 2013 Constitution - Saakshi Goundar
Year 13 student of Natabua High School, Saakshi Goundar who is one of the 6 winners of this year's “Our Constitution Challenge†says investment in education i
We look forward to further collaboration in the education sector through the Indian High Commission – Kumar
Minister for Education Premila Kumar says Fijian students continue to access prominent Universities and Colleges in India through the numerous scholarship programs offere
USP ranked amongst the top 10% of universities worldwide in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings for 2022
The University of the South Pacific is now ranked amongst the top 10 percent of universities worldwide in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings for 2022.
FNU student gives her laptop for primary school students in Ra to access online classes
A first-year Fiji National University student has been assisting 19 primary school students in Ra by providing her laptop for their online classes. Sesarina Adidrau wh
High school teacher treks Navosa Highlands for 2 days to deliver worksheets to his students
A high school teacher who trekked the Navosa Highlands for 2 days to deliver worksheets to his students says his source of motivation to go above and beyond is the situat
Education Ministry considering the option of a four-term school for next year
Education Minister Premila Kumar says the ministry is looking at the option of a four-term school for next year, where the first term can be used to catch-up and revise c
Deadline for TSLS students to receive the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine extended to 31st August
The deadline for all Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Services sponsored students to receive the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine has been extended to the 31st of this m
804 participants have been part of the consultation on the National Action Plan to prevent violence against women and girls - Akbar
Minister for Education Rosy Akbar says since the launch of the consultation process on the Fiji National Action Plan to prevent violence against women and girls, 804 part
Rebuilding works at Lekutu Secondary School ready to commence
The Education Ministry together with the Australian Government are now ready to commence work for a permanent rebuild of destroyed buildings at Lekutu Secondary School.
Children that do not have access to online platforms will continue to receive the same level of support and activities that others are now accessing online – Akbar
Minister for Education Rosy Akbar says that children that do not have access to online platforms or devices will continue to receive the same level of support and activit
Moodle being used by some schools, students continue to receive worksheets on a weekly basis
A few schools through the Ministry of Education have set up online learning platform, Moodle for their students where teaching materials are available for students and th