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FEMIS School Contact List School Contact List for District: All Districts School Type: Secondary FEMIS School Contact List School Contact List For District: All Districts School Type: Secondary Code School Name Location Locality Mailing Address Telephone Fax Email 9027 A D Patel College Veisaru Road Varadoli-Ba Town P O Box 173 Ba 6674969 6674969 [email protected] 3023 Ba Methodist High Matavelo, Nailaga Ba Rural P O Box 218 Ba 6674833 6675933 [email protected] School 3064 Ba Sanatan College Sarava, Ba Rural P o box 224 Ba 8359215 [email protected] m 3055 Ba Sangam College Varadoli, Ba Town P O Box 196 Ba 6674003 - [email protected] 9029 Balata High School Balata, Tavua Rural P o Box 178 Tavua 9423847 [email protected] 3054 D A V College, Ba Varadoli, Ba Town P O Box 11 Ba 6674483 [email protected]. fj 3062 Kamil Muslim College Yalalevu, Ba Town P O Box 332 Ba 6674746 6670528 [email protected] 3033 Khalsa College Wailailai,BA Rural P O Box 171 Ba 6674451 6675766 [email protected] 9028 Nadarivatu High Nadala,Nadarivatu Remote P O Box 1073 Tavua 8311444 0 [email protected] School 3041 Nilsen College 1 MAGAZINE City P O Box 51 Vatukoula 6680681 not available [email protected] ROAD,Loloma, Surburban VATUKOULA 9026 Nukuloa College Nukuloa, Ba Rural P o box 759 4501459 - [email protected] Ba m.fj Page 1 of 17 Printed 28/03/2019 09:18 Printed By: MoE Executive Read Only User: pranesh.chand FEMIS School Contact List School Contact List For District: All Districts School Type: Secondary 3056 Tavua College Kings Road, Tavua Town P O Box 85 Tavua 6680244 6681200 [email protected] j/ [email protected] m 3081 Tavua District Tavualevu Village Town P O Box 176 TAVUA 6681082 6681082 [email protected] Secondary School 3005 Xavier College Namosau, Ba Town P O Box 198 Ba 6674021/66 6676006 [email protected] 70342 m 1215 Bucalevu Secondary Island of Taveuni Rural P O Box 34 Waiyevo 8880054 8880563 [email protected] School Taveuni 1274 Holy Cross College Wairiki, Taveuni Remote P O Box 20 Waiyevo 8880008 8880679 [email protected] om 9229 Napuka Secondary Buca Bay Remote P.O. Box 259 Savusavu 6031196 0 [email protected] School 1260 Nasavusavu Naqere, Savusavu Town BOX 235 SAVUSAVU 8850713 8850793 [email protected] Secondary School m 9744 Navatu Secondary Nasinu, Navatu. Remote Box 31, Savusavu 4501729/27 - [email protected] School 91209 2594 Naweni Secondary Naweni Rural P O Box 56 Savusavu School 1246 Niusawa Methodist Taveuni Very P O Box 7 Waiyevo 8880033 8880033 niusawamethodisthigh@gma High School Remote il.com 9256 Rabi High School Tabiang Village, Rabi Very P.O.BOX 11, RABI. 8204587/36 8201318 [email protected] Remote 02310 9261 Saint Bedes College Savarekareka, Town Private Mail Bag 8850074 8852178 [email protected] Cakaudrove Savusavu Page 2 of 17 Printed 28/03/2019 09:18 Printed By: MoE Executive Read Only User: pranesh.chand FEMIS School Contact List School Contact List For District: All Districts School Type: Secondary 9230 Saqani High School Saqani Remote P O BOX 3, LAKEBA 6031194 [email protected] VILLAGE, SAQANI, CAKAUDROVE 2573 South Taveuni Navaca Taveuni UNKNOWN P O Box 71, Taveuni 7726458 [email protected] Secondary School 2572 Uluivalili College 46 km from Savusavu at UNKNOWN P O Box 553, Savusavu 8301016, [email protected] Nakorovatu Wailevu West, 8501230 Cakaudrove 9258 Vaturova Koroalau Vunisalusalu, Remote P o box 442 savusavu 8283068 0 [email protected] Secondary VaturovaSavusavu m 9218 VATUVONU Buca BayCakaudrove UNKNOWN P.O.Box 369 Savusasvu 9486084 [email protected] SECONDARY CAKAUDROVE SCHOOL 1446 Adi Maopa Vanua Balavu, Lau Very P. O. BOX 19 7369713 none [email protected] Secondary School Remote Lomaloma, Vanuabalavu, Lau 1886 Cicia High School Mabula,Cicia,LAU Very P A Tarukua CICIA 6030233 none [email protected] Remote 9115 Delana Methodist Levuka Town P O Box 147 Levuka 3440154 3440062 [email protected] High School Ovalau 1539 Gau Secondary Gau Island Very P. O. Qarani Gau 6030690/74 [email protected] School Remote Lomaiviti 32709/6030 689 9113 Kadavu Provincial Yavulu Kadavu Very P O Naleca Kadavu 6030474/60 6030475 [email protected] Secondary School Remote 30475/9330 848 Page 3 of 17 Printed 28/03/2019 09:18 Printed By: MoE Executive Read Only User: pranesh.chand FEMIS School Contact List School Contact List For District: All Districts School Type: Secondary 1540 Koro Island High Nasau,Koro Remote P O Nasau Koro 7339919/35 [email protected] School Lomaiviti 45171/7583 m 634/908687 0 1504 Levuka Public School Levuka, Ovalau Town P O BOX 84 LEVUKA 3440123 3440455 [email protected] 1680 Moce Secondary MOCE VILLAGE Rural P O MOCE LAU 6030406 6030406 [email protected] 1445 Ratu Finau Lakeba, Lau Very P. O. Tubou, Lakeba, 6030609/60 6030611 [email protected] Secondary School Remote Lau 30610 1457 Ratu Sir Kamisese Wainiyabia, Lakeba, Lau Very Ratu Mara College PO 8220709 or 8291167 [email protected] Mara College Remote Tubou Lakeba 3543977 m 9107 Richmond Methodist Tavuki, Kadavu Very Box 55, P.O Vunisea, (6030460) [email protected] High School Remote Kadavu. (6030461) om (6030459) 2206 Rotuma High School Malha'a Very P O BOX 47 AHAU 8891272/60 8891272 [email protected] Remote ROTUMA 30743 m 1512 Saint John's College Cawaci, Ovalau Rural P. O. Box 86 LEVUKA 3440187 3440199 [email protected] 1310 Vunisea Secondary Vunisea, Kadavu Very P O 19, Vunisea 3680675 3680675 vuniseasecondaryschool@g School Remote Kadavu mail.com 1444 Yasayasa Moala Naroi, Moala, Lau Very P O Naroi MOALA 7637931 [email protected] College Remote LAU. 9361 Ba Provincial Free Tavakubu Road,Saru Back City PO Box 620 Lautoka 6662778/66 6650017 baprovincialcollege@yahoo. Bird Institute Road,Lautoka. Surburban 50017 com Page 4 of 17 Printed 28/03/2019 09:18 Printed By: MoE Executive Read Only User: pranesh.chand FEMIS School Contact List School Contact List For District: All Districts School Type: Secondary 1119 Central College Drasa City P O Box 967 LAUTOKA 6667190 6667130 [email protected] Lautoka Avenue,Road,Lautoka Metropolian m 9377 Drasa Secondary Drasa, Lautoka. Rural P O BOX 766 4503311/ n/A drasasecondaryschool@gma School LAUTOKA 7763199 il.com 8520 Fiji Agape Mission Nadi City PO Box 9047, Nadi 6728088/92 6728088 [email protected] High School Surburban Airport. 46254 1046 Jasper Williams High 3 Wainunu Street Lautoka City P. O. Box 287 Drasa 6660014 6667588 [email protected] School Metropolian Avenue Lautoka om.au 9380 Korovuto College Korovuto,Nadi Rural P O Box 935 Nadi 6701021 6701021 [email protected] 9764 Lautoka Andhra Field 40 Lautoka Peri-Urban P O Box 5451 Lautoka 6664406 / 6664406 [email protected] Sangam College 9278166 m.fj 1289 LAUTOKA CENTRAL UNKNOWN PO BOX 967 LAUTOKA 6667190 COLLEGE 3011 Lautoka Muslim Drasa/Vitogo, Lautoka City P O Box 119 Lautoka 6660176/90 6668174 lautokamuslimcollege@gmail College Surburban 79381 .com 2592 MAGODRO BUKUYA VILLAGE Rural P O BOX 3837 NADI 9394871 N/A magodrosecondary@yahoo. SECONDARY com SCHOOL 9607 Maharishi Sanatan Votualevu, Nadi Rural P o box 9238 Nadi 6722080 6722080 [email protected] College Airport 9391 Mulomulo Secondary Nausori Highland Road, Rural P O Box 442 Nadi 8695149 0 mulomulosecondary@yahoo. School Nadi Back Road com 3049 Nadi College Nadi Town P O Box 116 Nadi 6702136 6702836 [email protected] Page 5 of 17 Printed 28/03/2019 09:18 Printed By: MoE Executive Read Only User: pranesh.chand FEMIS School Contact List School Contact List For District: All Districts School Type: Secondary 9329 Nadi Muslim College Navakai Road Peri-Urban P O Box 53 Nadi 6700231 6700238 [email protected] Namotomoto 3048 NADI SKM Park Street,Nadi Town Town P O Box 221 Nadi 6700878/83 6700237 [email protected] COLLEGE 47115 2590 Nasesevia NAWAQADAMU, NADI Town P O BOX 1473 NADI 8446201/60 N/A [email protected] Secondary School 31126/6031 m 129 1057 Natabua High School Lautoka City P.O Box 336 Lautoka 6660488 6660181 [email protected] Metropolian 3052 Pandit Vishnu Deo Saweni, Lautoka Rural P O Box 165 Lautoka 6660616/66 6668887 [email protected] Memorial College 65090 3050 Ratu Navula Narewa Road, Nadi Town PO BOX 626 NADI 6701307 6701340 [email protected] Secondary School 3051 Sabeto College Sabeto, Nadi Peri-Urban P O Box 9493 Nadi 4503341 - [email protected] Airport 9382 St Thomas High Natabua - Saru Road, City Box 1110 Lautoka 6660942 6662404 [email protected] School Lautoka Metropolian 3004 Swami Vivekananda Tunalia RD, Malolo, Nadi Town P O Box 716 Nadi 6700340 / 6703030 [email protected] College 7990125 3053 Tilak High School Hollander Rd Lautoka City P O Box 252 Lautoka 6660395/66 6667022 [email protected] Metropolian 67022 9400 Votualevu College Votualevu, Nadi Rural P O Box 9488 Nadi 6722722/99 6728722 [email protected] Airport 28722 om.fj 9372 Yasawa High School Yawesa, Marou, Naviti Very Yasawa High School, None at the 0 [email protected] Island,Yasawa Remote Private Mail Bag, moment LAUTOKA Page 6 of 17 Printed 28/03/2019 09:18 Printed By: MoE Executive Read Only User: pranesh.chand FEMIS School Contact List School Contact List For District: All Districts School Type: Secondary 2586 YASAWA NORTH YASAWA Remote P O BOX 4005 8976602 yasawanorthsecondary@gm SECONDARY LAUTOKA ail.com SCHOOL 1884 Ahmadiyya Muslim Batiri Voloca Rural P O Box 63 9378423 0 ahmadiyyasecondaryschool Secondary School Dreketi,Macuata @yahoo.com (Voloca) 1668 All Saints Secondary Vulovi, Labasa Town P O Box 169 LABASA 8811424 8817424 [email protected] School 1674 Batinikama College BatinikamaLabasa Rural P O Box 1089 Labasa 8812862 8812862 batinikamasecondaryschool @yahoo.com 1134 Bua Central College Dama Bua.
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