Champs International School

Day 2 of the Veivueti Ocean Conference was filled with meaningful learning and action. Students participated in a shoreline cleanup, collecting rubbish and sorting it into categories such as plastics, cans, and other waste materials. They then weighed the collected items to better understand the impact pollution has on our marine ecosystems and marine life.

The day also included a visit to the Marine Science facilities at The University of the South Pacific, where students gained valuable insights into ocean conservation and research.

Our senior students delivered presentations showcasing the work they have undertaken in the Western Division, from identifying environmental issues and their causes, to analyzing impacts, implementing actions, and advocating for sustainable solutions. The afternoon concluded with engaging and meaningful workshops that inspired students to continue being champions for ocean conservation.

It was a wonderful two-day event hosted by International School Suva. Over the past three years, the conference has continued to grow and make a positive impact, and we are grateful for its ongoing success.

A special thank you to Hannah Nanovu for her dedication, hard work, and passion, as well as the entire ISS team for making this inspiring event possible.

Veivueti Ocean Conference – Day 1 🌊
Our students proudly participated in Challenge 3: Sustainably Nourishing the Global Population, where they explored critical issues such as overfishing, declining fish populations, and the importance of sustainable marine resource management.
With 14 schools coming together, students passionately shared ideas and solutions on how we can protect and conserve our precious marine ecosystems for future generations.
Together, we can be the voice for our oceans and create a more sustainable future. 🌎🐟
Pacific Recycling Foundation

Our AS-Level Business Studies students recently put their entrepreneurial skills into action through a successful Business!

From planning and marketing to customer service and financial management, students experienced firsthand what it takes to run a business. The event provided an excellent opportunity for them to apply classroom learning in a real-world setting while developing valuable skills in teamwork, leadership, communication, and problem-solving.
We are proud to see our students transforming ideas into action and gaining practical experience that will prepare them for future success.

CIS commemorated Ratu Sukuna Day, honouring the life, leadership, and legacy of one of Fiji’s greatest statesmen, Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna.

Through our in-school remembrance function, students reflected on the values of unity, leadership, service, and dedication to nation-building that continue to inspire generations across Fiji. May we continue to uphold these values and work together towards a stronger and brighter future.

Our students had an inspiring experience participating in the Kula Arts Workshop facilitated by Kula Awards Fiji, where they explored different forms of creativity, artistic expression, and innovative thinking. The workshop encouraged students to step outside their comfort zones, collaborate with peers, and showcase their unique talents through meaningful artistic experiences.

Day 1 of the Model United Nations (MUN) Workshop hosted by International School Nadi was an engaging and enriching experience for our students. Throughout the day, participants took part in interactive sessions that introduced them to the fundamentals of diplomacy, international relations, and global issues. Students also developed valuable skills in public speaking, critical thinking, collaboration, and negotiation while confidently sharing ideas and working together as future global leaders.