Fiji Eighth Year Examination provisional results will be released today and Education Minister Aseri Radrodro says they have recorded a 69 percent pass rate this year compared to 67 percent in 2023.

Ratu Luke Memorial Primary and Wailevu West District School in Vanua Levu have reopened with new, cyclone-resistant infrastructure following the damage caused by Tropical Cyclone Yasa in 2020.

Education Minister Aseri Radrodro confirms that the University of South Pacific Council meeting will be held in the Cook Islands next week to sort out issues that resulted in a standoff last month.

The Ministry of Education says putting a drug policy and associated procedures in place, will ensure the issue is legally and adequately addressed, whether it involves a student being a drug perpetrator or a drug user.

Education Ministry Deputy Secretary Primary/Secondary Timoci Bure says better analysis of school dropout data will identify trends and help them design targeted interventions.

The University of Fiji Vice Chancellor, Professor Shaista Shameem, has labelled the comments made by Attorney General Graham Leung as derogatory and demoralizing to young lawyers.

The Fijian Teachers Association is highlighting the need for “discipline learning” as a strategy to improve student performance, particularly in mathematics.

Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro, in wishing Year 12 and 13 well for their external exams, urged them to showcase the hard work, dedication, and resilience they demonstrated throughout the year.

Students at the University of the South Pacific have launched a petition demanding good governance and ethical decision-making at all levels of the university.

The Ministry of Education is aiming to produce educators with the necessary technical skills and expertise to effectively teach students in subjects vital for the future, particularly in STEM fields.

Employment Minister Agni Deo Singh says they have extended an invitation for voluntary mediation to the staff and students of the University of the South Pacific as their strike enters its fourth day today.

The Ministry of Education is revamping its curriculum to ensure that students not only acquire academic knowledge but are also equipped with practical skills that align with the demands of the current job market.