New Zealand High Commission Suva, Fiji
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Students proud of their library collection
An updated library collection is encouraging reading skills at a junior high school on the outskirts of Seaqaqa.
The principal of Nabala Junior Secondary School, Ms Jacquelin Low, thanked the New Zealand High Commission (NZHC) for their donation of fiction and non fiction books for the school library.
The school is classified as a Rural 2 school under Ministry of Education regulations. It has a roll of 120 students but the school could not afford updated editions of reading and reference materials due to limited funds.
22-07-10
Students present thought provoking ideas in their essays
It was a proud moment for the winners of the secondary school essay competition when they were honoured with certificates, rewards, and trophies on 17 July. The ceremony was held at the New Zealand High Commission (NZHC) Residence and attended by students, teachers, parents and other guests.
The High Commission joined hands with Fiji Association of Auckland in providing the opportunity for high school students across the country to show their essay writing skills.
The essay competition also marked the 40th Anniversary of Fiji’s Independence.
16-07-10
Essay prize giving function
Following last year’s highly successful competition, the Fiji Association in Auckland Inc, in conjunction with the New Zealand High Commission (NZHC) in Suva, organised a secondary school essay competition in early March this year.
This competition also marks the fortieth anniversary of Fiji’s independence.
Entrants were asked to write about Fiji’s role in international organisations and/or regional interaction on key issues such as environment, gender and social concerns.
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