Fifty schools record 100 per cent pass rate this year
18 Dec
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Caroline Ratucadra
Ms Elizabeth said her decision to study plumbing was inspired by frequent water issues in her village, where technicians often had to travel long distances to carry out repairs.
Devisha Prakash
Mr Tulovo, who plans to run his own business in the future, said his journey would not have been possible without the unwavering support of his wife, Losena Tulovo.
While financial stability was important, Mr Vosarogo stressed that the constant presence, encouragement and character of parents kept students motivated to persevere, graduate and secure meaningful employment.
Sampras Anand
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Visibly moved by the milestone, Dr Ibrahim described the achievement as an emotional and deeply meaningful moment.
Inoke Rabonu
Cyclone season prompts families from remote areas to stock up on school essentials in advance.
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Parents say early shopping helps manage budgets, avoid crowds and ensure children are fully prepared.
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FDB CEO says qualifications must become tools to lift communities and shape Fiji’s future.
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Mere Ledua
Education Minister Aseri Radrodro said participation gaps remain a significant issue, as LANA results guide national learning strategies and school-level interventions.
Year 5 numeracy remained unchanged at 74 per cent. Year 7 numeracy, however, fell slightly from 83 per cent in 2024 to 81 per cent this year.
