Fiji's Educational Plan To

Be Submitted To Britain

rE Fiji Director of Education has been instructed by the Governor to draw up a plan of integrated educational development in the Colony. The Director will work in consultation with the Board of Education and base his plan on the Stephen’s report, which was presented to the Legislative Council at the end of 1944.

The Governor will send the Director’s &££ mittee of Education consider it. This Committee is composed of some of the ™9? t . eminent educationalists in Great Britain and, although this course means delay m re-organising Fiji’s educational system , something worth-while should ultimately result. uu u Certain problems of educational policy

cannot wait—but these will be dealt with immediately, without affecting the general lines of future policy.