Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro convened a meeting today with heads of schools and representatives from the Board of Governors to evaluate the upcoming 2025 academic year and formulate effective strategies aimed at enhancing productivity and educational outcomes for 2026.
The meeting was framed under the theme “Vision to Impact,” during which Radrodro addressed the various challenges the Ministry has encountered. He reaffirmed the commitment to providing quality education that benefits students, teachers, parents, and the wider community.
In a significant advancement, the Minister announced the endorsement of 23 policies, including the updating of 20 existing regulations. A key highlight was the introduction of a new Student Progression and Retention Policy, aimed at replacing the former Automatic Progression Policy. Radrodro remarked, “This was a policy you asked for during our meeting in 2024 and we have delivered,” showcasing responsiveness to the needs expressed by educational leaders.
During the discussions, heads of schools shared their achievements from 2025, outlining crucial activities, challenges they faced, and strategic plans for the future. They emphasized the importance of efficient resource management and the implementation of progressive educational programs.
Minister Radrodro reiterated the Ministry’s dedication to empowering school leaders to turn their visions into tangible impacts, ensuring that every child in Fiji receives meaningful educational opportunities. The collaborative efforts and proactive steps taken during the meeting reflect a positive outlook for the future of education in the region.
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