The Lowe’s Children Donation Project has provided approximately $1.5 million worth of new children’s clothing to students across Fiji, aiming to support children especially those in remote areas with essential attire for daily life, both in and out of school.

There was a mix of excitement and nervousness among the students and parents, as many are about to embark on their journey into tertiary education for the first time.

The Education Ministry is calling on boat operators to prioritize student safety as the new school term begins.

The Education Ministry will launch a new initiative based on the Minimum Qualification Requirement to reward teachers with over 20 years of service.

The Ministry of Finance has so far paid around $42.9 million to 212, 017 students for the Back to School Support this year.

The Ministry of Education is set to review concerns raised by parents regarding unfair enrollment practices in schools.

Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro has assured teachers that the Ministry is addressing their concerns.

Some parents are still facing difficulties enrolling their children, while others are being turned away despite coming prepared in uniforms.

The University of Fiji is demanding a public apology from former Member of Parliament Niko Nawaikula for allegedly making a false statement.

Scrapping the automatic progression, or “no repeat,” policy in schools could lead to a higher student dropout rate.

The Ministry of Education is reminding students that Vodafone Fiji is up-grading its e-ticketing terminals in buses.

13,827 students have successfully registered and out of that 7,198 are complete applications says the Tertiary Scholarships and Loans Service.