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FEMIS School Contact List School Contact List for District: All Districts School Type: Primary FEMIS School Contact List School Contact List For District: All Districts School Type: Primary Code School Name Location Locality Mailing Address Telephone Fax Email 1051 Arya Kanya Yalalevu,ba. Town P.O. Box 106, Ba. 6674107 6674107 1051aryakanyapathshala@g Pathshala mail.com 3044 Ba Andhra Sangam Feild 28 Rarawai, Ba Town P.O.Box 429, Ba. 4501144 0 [email protected] School 1096 Ba Muslim Primary Yalalevu, Ba Town P.O. Box 79, Ba. 6674485 6674485 [email protected] School 1080 Ba Sangam Primary Varadoli, Ba City P.O. Box 381, Ba. 6674582 - [email protected] School Surburban om 3076 Ba School for Special 3 Kula Street, Varadoli, Ba Town PO BOX 2819 BA 6674711 6674711 [email protected] Education 1052 Balata Primary Balata, Tavua Rural P.O. Box 90 Tavua. 668 0380 6680380 balataprimaryschool@yahoo. School com 1045 Balevuto Public Balevuto, Ba Remote P.O. Box 757, Ba. 2788907 0 [email protected] School 3017 Bulabula Sanatan Bulabula, Ba Rural P. O. BOX 316 BA 6232057/93 n/a [email protected] Dharam School 04073 1099 Bulolo Sanatan Bulolo, Ba Rural P.O. Box 324, Ba. 6209075 0 [email protected] Dharm School m 1048 D A V Primary Varadoli, BA Town P.O Box 193,Ba 6674530 [email protected] School m 3010 Davota Primary Davota Settlement, Tavua Rural C/- Davota Indian Sch, P 6282006 - [email protected] School O Box 521,, Tavua m Page 1 of 65 Printed 28/03/2019 09:17 Printed By: MoE Executive Read Only User: pranesh.chand FEMIS School Contact List School Contact List For District: All Districts School Type: Primary 1004 Goldfield Vatukoula Town P.O. Box 47, Vatukoula. 6680728 0 goldfield int @ International School connect.com.fj 1055 Karavi Public School Karavi, Ba Rural P.O. Box 118, Ba. 4503454 0 [email protected] 1061 Koronubu Sanatan Koronubu, Ba Rural P.O. Box 32, Ba. 4500533 0 [email protected] Primary 1039 Koronubu Sangam Koronubu, Ba Rural P.O. Box 785, Ba. 6283871 0 [email protected] School m.au 1370 Lewa S D A School Lewa Village, Nadarivatu Remote P.O. Box 1124, Tavua. 4502119 0 [email protected] 1073 Moto Sanatan Moto, Ba Rural P.O. Box 37, Ba. 2789166/92 none [email protected] Sammelan 93448 1068 Nacaci Hindu School Nacaci, Ba Rural P.O.Box 396,Ba. 9222470 - [email protected] m 1037 Nadarivatu Primary Nadarivatu Primary School Remote P.O. Box 527, Tavua. 7137013 nadarivatuprimaryschool@ya School hoo.com 1042 Nadelei Catholic Nadelei Village Remote P.O. Box 141, Tavua. 6201304 0 [email protected] School 1727 Nadrau Primary Nadrau Village Remote P.O. Box 1077, Tavua. 6209047 [email protected] School 1889 NAKOROBOYA Matanacoco Lot 1, Remote P. O. BOX 122, Ba. 9234550 none nakoroboyaprimaryschool@ PRIMARY SCHOOL Nakoroboya, Qaliyalatina, gmail.com Ba 1018 Nalotawa District Nanuku Village, Yakete, Remote P.O. Box 1766, Ba. 4502385 [email protected] School Ba Page 2 of 65 Printed 28/03/2019 09:17 Printed By: MoE Executive Read Only User: pranesh.chand FEMIS School Contact List School Contact List For District: All Districts School Type: Primary 1017 Naloto District School Toge, Naloto , Ba Remote P.O. Box 1715, Ba. 6208800 0 [email protected] 3045 Namau Public School Namau, Ba Remote P.O. Box 393, Ba. 8657725 - [email protected] 1070 Namosau Methodist Namosau, Ba Town P.O. Box 709, Ba. 6674363 0 [email protected] School om 3006 Naruku Primary Naruku, Ba Rural P.O. Box 125, Ba. 6283605 0 [email protected] School 1069 Natawa Primary Kings Road Natawa, Town P.O. Box 297, Tavua. 6680302 6680302 [email protected] School Tavua 1019 Navala Catholic Navala Village Ba Remote P.O. Box 1396, Ba. 6207545 0 School 1095 Navoli Sanatan 7km from Ed. Office Rural P.O. Box 202, Ba. 4501146/99 - [email protected] Primary School 28037/9362 250 1009 Navoli Sangam Vatukoula Back Road Rural P.O. Box 71, Ba. 450117 0 [email protected] School 1041 Nukuloa Sanatan Nukuloa, Ba Rural P.O. Box 210, Ba. 6283603 - [email protected] Dharm School 3024 Qerelevu Hindu Qerelevu Rural P.O. Box ,104 Ba. 6283572 qerelevuhinduschool@yahoo School .com 1071 Rabulu Sanatan Rabulu, Tavua Rural P.O. Box 195, Tavua. 6685121 6685121 rabulusanatanpsch@hotmail. Primary School com 1002 Rarawai FSC Rarawai, Ba Town P.O. Box 155, Ba. 6674797 [email protected] Primary School Page 3 of 65 Printed 28/03/2019 09:17 Printed By: MoE Executive Read Only User: pranesh.chand FEMIS School Contact List School Contact List For District: All Districts School Type: Primary 3018 Rarawai Muslim Rarawai, Ba Rural P.O. Box 105, Ba. 4502191 - [email protected] School 1010 Ratu Filimoni V Mem. 5km from Ba Town Town P.O. Box 394, Ba. 9293918 0 [email protected] School 1034 Ratu Rusiate Nabuta Nailaga Ba Peri-Urban P.O. Box 1361, Ba. 6674306 / 0 [email protected] Mem. School 1092 S G N Khalsa Wailailai, Ba Peri-Urban P.O. Box 229, Ba. 6674452 6675766 [email protected] Primary School 1081 Saint Teresa's Tabua street, Varoka, Ba Town P.O. Box 672, Ba. 6674505 6674505 [email protected] School 3014 Sarava Sanatan Sarava, Ba Rural P.O. Box 117, Ba. 4502210/ Nil [email protected] Dharm School 9292800 3042 Savatu Primary Nagatagata,Nadarivatu. Remote P.O. Box 880, Tavua. 6281381 6281381 [email protected] 1089 Shastri Memorial Vunisamaloa, Ba Peri-Urban P.O. Box 241, Ba. 4500532 0 [email protected] School 1044 Shree Sanatan Wailailai, Ba Town P.O. Box 239, Ba. 6286045 0 [email protected] Dharm Kanya Pathshala 1083 Tagitagi Public Tagitagi,Tavua Rural P.O. Box 1054, Tavua. 6282110 6282110 [email protected] School om 1040 Tagitagi Sangam Tagitagi , Tavua Rural P.O. Box 491, Tavua. 6282101/ - [email protected] School 8387206 3022 Tagore Memorial Varadoli, Ba Town P.O. Box 173, Ba. 6674968 0 [email protected] School Page 4 of 65 Printed 28/03/2019 09:17 Printed By: MoE Executive Read Only User: pranesh.chand FEMIS School Contact List School Contact List For District: All Districts School Type: Primary 3003 Talaiya Muslim P. Talaiya, Ba Town P.O. BOX 420, BA. 4503313 0 [email protected] School 3029 Tavua Andhra Yaladro, Tavua Town P.O. Box 48, Tavua. 9947746 / 0 [email protected] Sangam School 4502165 1025 Tavua District School Tavualevu Village Town P.O. Box 87, Tavua. 6680026 6680026 [email protected] m 1007 Tavua Muslim Korovou, Tavua Rural P.O. Box 96, Tavua. 4502167 - [email protected] Primary School j 1082 Tavua Primary Tavua Town Town P.O. Box 88, Tavua. 6680028/90 6681112 [email protected] School 71544/5010 185 1006 Toko Primary School Toko, Tavua Peri-Urban Box 172 Tavua 6680202 6681951 [email protected] 1093 Varavu Muslim Varavu, Ba Peri-Urban P.O. Box 30, Ba. 6282007 - [email protected] Primary 1074 Varavu Sanatan Varavu, Ba Rural P.O. Box 112, Ba. 4500508 None [email protected] Dharm School 1065 Vasist Muni Memorial Maqere, Tavua Rural P.O.Box 137, Ba 4502155 - [email protected] School m 3068 Vatukoula Arya Matanagata, Vatukoula Rural P.O. Box 483, Tavua. 4502170 0 vatukoulaarya@yahoo Samaj School 1003 Vatukoula Convent Vatukoula Town P.O. Box 37,Vatukoula. 6680624 6680624 vatukoulaconventsch@gmail School .com 1027 Vatukoula Primary Vatukoula, Tavua Peri-Urban P.O. Box 19, Vatukoula. 6680600 0 vatukoulaprimaryschool@ya School hoo.com Page 5 of 65 Printed 28/03/2019 09:17 Printed By: MoE Executive Read Only User: pranesh.chand FEMIS School Contact List School Contact List For District: All Districts School Type: Primary 1090 Vatulaulau Sanatan Vatulaulau, Ba Town P.O. Box 221, Ba. 6674431 6674431 [email protected] Dharm School 3015 Vatuyaka Sangam Vatuyaka, Ba Rural P.O. Box 135,Ba. 9319547 0 [email protected] School m 1091 Veisaru Sanatan Veisaru, Ba Fiji Islands Rural P.O. Box 158, Ba. 9529042 0 [email protected] Dharam School 1029 Votua Catholic Votua Village, Ba Rural P.O. Box 1284, Ba. 6281717 6208617 [email protected] School om 1079 Vunisamaloa Korovuto, Ba Rural P.O. Box 217, Ba. 6286900 0 vunisamaloasangam@yahoo Sangam School .com.au 1233 Banaban Primary Nuku, Rabi Island Very p o box 2 nuku rabi 8293046 nil [email protected] School Remote 1238 Batibalavu District Wailevu West Coast Road, Remote P. O. Box 179, 829 3040 - tokaivatudamugere@yahoo. School Wailevu East, Cakaudrove Savusavu com 1677 Batirilagi District 20 kilometres from Remote p o box 149 seaqaqa 9413369 [email protected] School Seaqaqa town towards Nabouwalu. 1232 Bouma District Taveuni Rural P.O Box 249, Waiyevo 8204134 none boumadistrictprimary@gmail. School com 1224 Buakonikai Primary Rabi Island Very P O Box 24, Nuku, Rabi 8503936 Nil [email protected] School Remote Island 1206 Dawara District Dawara, Cakaudrove Very P O BOX 457, 9355935 none [email protected] School Remote SAVUSAVU om 1207 Drekeniwai District Navatu, Cakaudrove Remote P.O.BOX 879, 7830431 [email protected] School Savusavu. Page 6 of 65 Printed 28/03/2019 09:17 Printed By: MoE Executive Read Only User: pranesh.chand FEMIS School Contact List School Contact List For District: All Districts School Type: Primary 1230 Holy Cross Primary Taveuni Island Remote P O Box 20, Waiyevo, 8880663 [email protected] School Taveuni m 1205 Kama District School Tukavesi Village Remote P.O. BOX 58 Tukavesi, 8386919 None [email protected] Buca Bay m 1201 Kasavu Primary 54km from Savusavu Remote p o box 462 savusavu 8495806 [email protected] School 1243 Khemendra Central Savusavu Town. Town P.O.BOX 25, 8850286 8850567 [email protected] Primary School SAVUSAVU m 1249 Kioa Island School Main Village (Salia)Buca Very Kioa Island School 6201925 None [email protected] Bay, Vanua Levu Remote P.O.Waiyevo Taveuni 1250 Kocoma Village Kocoma, Qamea Very Box 36, Matei, Taveuni 8640927/87 [email protected] School Remote 38301 1209 Laucala District Qamea Island Very P O BOX M34, Waiyevo 9694662 [email protected] School Remote TAVEUNI 2602 LAVENA PRIMARY LAVENA VILLAGE, Rural P.O.
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