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USP Council appoints team to look at issues surrounding Ahluwalia s contract

USP Council says it has not made a decision to dismiss Ahluwalia VC speaks from Brisbane VC speaks from Brisbane USP Vice Chancellor and President, Professor Pal Ahluwalia. The University of the South Pacific Council has appointed a subcommittee to look at issues surrounding USP Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Pal Ahluwalia’s contract and the council will meet again on the 16th of this month. The Council has made a statement saying that it was not consulted over Professor Ahluwalia’s deportation, it has not made a decision to dismiss him and expressed disappointment that it was not advised, as Professor Ahluwalia’s employer, of the decision to deport him.

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Year 13 students to begin classes from Monday 8th February

Year 13 students to begin classes from Monday 8th February Year 13 students to begin classes from Monday 8th February Year 13 students will begin classes from Monday - 8th February. According to a government statement, provisional examination results will be released by the 31st of this month which will provide Year 13 students one week to prepare for the new school year. Permanent Secretary for Education Anjeela Jokhan says students opting for a recount and/or remark of the exam results can do this during the 30 days provisional period. Jokhan says the 30 days will be counted from the date the provisional results are released.

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Jan 13, 2021 03:22:53 PM Students who have lost or damaged their e-transport cards should obtain a letter from their head of school or nearest district education office to apply for a replacement card. Permanent Secretary for Education Anjeela Jokhan said students should organise their e-transport cards before school starts on Tuesday next week. Jokhan in a statement said replacement cards can be purchased from any Vodafone Fiji outlet at a value of $5.00. “If you have lost or damaged your e-transport cards, you should make all necessary arrangements to replace your e-transport cards before school starts on Tuesday next week”. “Parents are to assist their children in obtaining replacement cards to avoid any disappointment when school starts.”

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Dec 19, 2020 11:27:01 AM Initial assessment by the government reveals that 17 schools in Vanua Levu and Yasawa have suffered damages due to Tropical Cyclone Yasa. Minister for Education Rosy Akbar arrived in Labasa on Friday to see firsthand the damages done by the category five cyclone. There are videos circulating on social media showing some of the schools in Yasawa and Vanua Levu roof being blown away. In Bua, there were more than 60 people were taking shelter at Coboi Primary School including a two week old and an eight-month-old baby when the roof was blown away. Teachers of Dreketi Primary School in Macuata witnessed the roof being blown away by the category five cyclone on Thursday.

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