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Monday, December 11, 2006

Two New Schools Open in East Malaita

Solomonstarnews, 8th Dec. 2006

TWO new schools funded by the NZAid program under the New Zealand government have recently been opened in East Malaita. The schools are built in Nafinua and Ambe in partnership between the NZ government, education ministry and the community.

Clerk to the Project coordinating the overall work Bobby Tomani said the two schools is part of the 16 schools being constructed for the communities which are remote by the NZ government. He said most of the schools are ready to be opened soon after construction work started in February.

The New government provided the funds, education ministry coordinated the project while the local community provided labour. “This is a partnership working together to make things happen,” said Bobby. He pointed out that Nafinua is the biggest because it consists of a community high school and primary. The opening was held on November 2.

While the Ambe is a primary school which was officially opened on the 1st December and was name Helen Clark’s building. The community of Ambe in appreciation of the new complex handed over a war club to the New Zealand High Commission office in Honiara. The club was personally hand over to the New Zealand High Commissioner yesterday by Bobby. Bobby said that in those two occasions most of the parents, students and community leaders attended the ceremony.

It was like historical occasion for the people, he said.He explained in each of the complex at Nafinua and Ambe housed classrooms, library and office.

“It’s a standard like building suitable for the locals,” he said.The raised building is yet to the completed with the community now tasked to build something underneath the classrooms. Each of the two communities has expressed gratitude over the assistance by the New Zealand government for its concern to the children in the area.New Zealand as part of the assistance had assistance Solomon Islands in educational programs.

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