Queen Victoria School Fiji

17.6500 Longitude

The Queen Victoria School (QVS) is a school in Fiji. Founded in Nasinu in 1906 to train the fijian chieftains' children. Later, when World War II began, the school relocated to Nanukuloa, where the two QVS and RKS colleges worked side by side before finally relocating to their present location in Matavatucou, Tailevu.

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Saints John College Under 18 is the first side to have qualified for the semi-finals of Under 18 Coke Zero Deans after defeating Nasinu Secondary School 20-9. The Cuvu College and Suva Gymnasium are suspended in the first half of the match in the second quarter-finals against zero. Queen Victoria School Under 14 beat Ratu Sukuna Memorial School 35-0 in the first match of the Coke Zero Deans quarter-finals.

In the meantime, Ratu Kadavulevu School Under 14 won over Nasinu Secondary School 16-14, while Marist Brothers High School won over Lelean Memorial School 19-5. At the class under 15, Lelean Memorial School Marist 11-10 beaten, QVS beaten Natabua High School 25-3, Ratu Navula College beaten Suva Gymnasium 14-10, while RKS won RKS RMS 20-7.

Queens Victoria School, Suva

Panoramic view with some of the Queen Victoria School students' accommodations in Fiji. The Queen Victoria School - Suva Visitors Guides with a guided walk through the'Queen Victoria School' combined with an animated location and trip information area. 360 degrees panoramic views of Viti Levu. The Queen Victoria School (QVS) is located on a hill with views of Tailevu Point and Qoma Island in Matavatucou on the eastern shore of Viti Levu in Fiji, next to the town of Lawaki.

It was founded in 1906 as a border school for the children of the heads of villages in Central Fiji. The Queen Victoria School was initially located in Suva, but left in 1942 and made room for US troops during the Second World War. Eventually, after 10 years in provisional institutions, the school relocated to its present location in Matavatucou, about 50 leagues from Suva.

Nowadays the school accepts pupils on the base of their abilities and is still one of the best in Fiji, with many pupils playing an important role in the island's history and administration. LAWAKKI and MATAVATUCOU are located about 51 km from Nausori and about 60 km from Suva.

There' a coach going from the Suva to this area.