Fiji

media type="youtube" key="kAm0AJXrgBI" height="344" width="425"Hello! media type="googlemap" key="http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=Fiji&sll=-32.62087,-163.125&sspn=50.832226,78.75&ie=UTF8&ll=-16.578193,179.414413&spn=1.831853,2.460938&z=9&output=embed&s=AARTsJoDvKmuSSdoB1ZEylcV9iAOTKU7VQ" width="425" height="350" Welcome to Fiji!!!! As you can tell this is the map of Fiji!!!!!!! Here's a map of the place!!! Don't 4get 2 watch the videos!!media type="youtube" key="r9xOtw5K1nA" height="344" width="425"

media type="youtube" key="sM23Ut9GGeE" height="344" width="425"Having fun on Fiji!!!the place 2 B!!!!

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Fiji is a tropical weathered country. they get rain then sunshine then rain you get the idea. Fiji is poor and most of them have barely any money. They get about 100 dollars per week. I you visited Fiji you would like... SWIMMING WITH THE DOLPHINS!!!!! AND... THE WARM WEATHER!!!!!!

Fiji Religion ( Spiritualality) Fiji has many types of christan. In fiji they have very amazing ways with god. they don't do sacrifices. they are just well you could say close to god. I don't think there are any non- christians in fiji. there are other types of christian though.

HAUORA

This is one of the main foods they eat in fiji.



ATTITUDE The govourment is really in the middle can be nice and can be cruel. The people- mainly kind.

RELATIONSHIPS At the moment while you read... there is a coup! a coup is when the soldiers in the army have turned against the Govoument. The soidier have taken over the Govouments job and run the country. they don't let the Govourment do anything.

EXCELLENCE Fiji Schools Guide In Fiji, all government-funded schools are mixed-race. However, Fijian schools are often of one race only in country areas where the population is unbalanced. A difference also arises from the differences between the countryside and town: in the villages it is a basic life and the schools often a single room with just one teacher doing his or her best with 20 pupils of varying levels. In the towns, classes become increasingly bigger and the teacher may have to cope with 50 children at a time. The country has 700 primary schools and almost 150 secondary schools.

There are a dozen or so private boarding schools around the islands, mostly on the east coast of Viti Levu around Suva and on the island of Ovalau. All are for boys except for Adi Cakabau School about half an hour inland from Suva. Two "International " schools have recently been established in the country, both of which are accredited by the Bacularate scheme - one in Suva which takes children up to the age of 16, the other in Nadi taking children to the age of 14. Fees for these schools start from F$4400 a year which is affordable by only a few locals and expatriate families.

There are four schools of higher education in Fiji. The Fiji based University of the South Pacific has its campus in Suva and is financed by the 12 countries of the region. To the USP come 2,500 full-time pupils, with double this number studying by extension through local centres in the various neighbouring countries. Other institutes include the Fiji School of Medicine, the Fiji Institute of Technology, all based in Suva, and the Teachers College based in Lautoka on the western side of Viti Levu. THIS IS ALL WHAT I FOUND ON THE WEB!!!!

Bye. From Sarah.