Twenty-eight schools will be visited by the Minister for Education Mr Filipe Bole this school term as part of his advisory role to highlight Government’s objectives in educational development and to assist schools in improving their academic performance.
The Minister began with Suva Grammar School and Laucala Bay Secondary School yesterday.
Tabulated below is the list of schools and scheduled visiting dates:
17th February 2010
1. Suva Grammar School
2. Laucala Bay Secondary School
23rd February
1. Ahmahdiyya Muslim College
24th February
1. Nakasi High School
2. Rewa Secondary School
3. Pt Shreedhar Maharaj College
3rd March
1. Muainaweni College and
2. Wainimala Secondary School
9th March
1. Dawasamu Secondary School
10th March
1. Lelean Memorial School
2. Sila Central College
3. Saraswati College
17th March
1. DAV Girls and
2. Fiji Latter Day Saints College
23rd March
1. Dudley High School
2. Ballantine Memorial School
3. John Wesley College
24th March
1. Lomary Secondary School
2. Rt Latianara Secondary School
31st March
1. Lami High School
2. Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna Memorial School
6th April
1. Lomaivuna Secondary School
2. Naitasiri Secondary School
7th April
1. Nabua Secondary School and Nabua Matua Programme
14th April
1. Wainimakutu Secondary School
2. Waidina Secondary School
20th April
1. Nausori High School
2. Baulevu High School
In these school visits, the Minister will have a chance to meet with the staff and students and respond to education related queries teachers may have such as policies,
grants, transport, and the textbook assistance scheme, among other things.
The gist of the whole exercise is to change teachers and students’ perception towards education. After all the Ministry’s vision is “Education for Change, Peace and
Progress.
Minister for Education, National Heritage, Culture & Arts, Youth & Sports, Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment, Mr Filipe Bole.