News & Events

Ete Ingelese, Music Lecturer in SOE took on the initiative to organize the Suva Music Festival this year. The event which was staged in Suva with 10 participating schools, has not been held for at least ten years. Locals to suva...[more]

A five-day field trip to a Fijian village in Sigatoka leaves both students and staff nostalgic for the simple life. A group of seven students and two academic staff participated in the one week event in Narovo Village.[more]

In a Talanga presentation this week, Secondary Division Coordinator, Jeremy Dorovolomo raised concerns about the commitment to and levels of physical activity in pacific schools. Drawing from both PIC statistics on health and...[more]

A joint research conducted by Cresantia Frances Koya and Dr. Katarina Tuinamuana over the 2004-2005 period indicates that some students who engage in plagiarism and cheating at USP manage to avoid detection. In a seminar...[more]

World International Property Day [WIPD] was celebrated in Suva on Thursday 26th of April. The event which targeted primary and secondary school students’ from around Viti Levy was organized by the Office of the Attorney General...[more]

An effective partnership between USP’s Northern Campus and the School of Education at the Laucala Campus has eventuated in the designing and offering of ED 453: Policy Studies in Education in its hybrid mode to post graduate...[more]

A two-day workshop was recently (16-17 April 2007) organized to enhance the coaching techniques of senior staff in order for them to help colleagues in their respective sections to improve their performance at work. The concept...[more]

The following is a summary of a presentation made to the Principals Conference in Suva this month. Dr Unaisi Nabobo-Baba adressed the group on the topic: 'Leaders make a Difference."[more]

Dr. Unaisi Nabobo-Baba, a Senior Lecturer at SOE and head of the Indigenous Education, Research and Development Division [IERD] at the school returned from a Chicago conference at which her doctoral thesis and publication titled:...[more]

While most Pacific people’s conceptions of society and the role of citizens in society tend to be influenced by a theory of identity that is largely relationship-based or relational, social and other policy documents that are...[more]