What are the schools in Yasawa Islands like?

"The Yasawa Islands in Fiji are a remote and relatively undeveloped group of islands. Education facilities are limited and there are no international or bilingual schools located directly on the islands. The schools that do exist are local community schools, such as Yasawa High School and Yasawa North Secondary School, which provide basic education to the local population. These schools are not equipped with the resources or curriculum to provide an international or bilingual education. For international or bilingual education, one would have to look to Fiji's larger cities such as Suva or Nadi. The International School Suva (https://www.international.school.fj/) is a well-regarded institution offering the International Baccalaureate program to students from pre-school to Year 13. The school is committed to fostering a multicultural and inclusive environment. Another option is the Nadi International School (http://www.nadiinternationalschool.com/), which offers a curriculum based on the New Zealand education system for students from pre-school to Year 13. The school prides itself on its multicultural student body and its commitment to academic excellence. For bilingual education, the Suva French School (https://www.schoolfrench-souva.com/) offers a curriculum in both French and English, following the French education system. The school caters to students from pre-school to the end of middle school. Please note that these schools are not located in the Yasawa Islands, but in the larger cities of Fiji. The Yasawa Islands are remote and do not have the infrastructure to support international or bilingual schools," said one parent with children at in Yasawa Islands.