A total of 170 students at Wawin National School of Excellence graduated yesterday in Morobe Province.
Wawin National School of Excellence has a total number of 449 students, thirty teachers and twenty-four ancillary staff.
Amongst the 170 students who graduated yesterday, two students passed away earlier this year, a moment of silence was given to honor the two students.
Principal of Wawin School of Excellence, Karl Puluma acknowledged all hard-working parents for their assistance, support, and guidance through these 12 years.
He shared to the graduating class that despite the challenges faced along the way they have graduated, as they close another chapter in education and continue, he urged parents and guardians to show the same support and guide them through.
Puluma noted to the parents and guardians that children are an asset that they should be proud to look after and protect them in any situation.
He emphasized that children are God’s blessing and we all have a duty to ensure children’s educational rights are embraced.
Furthermore, Puluma encouraged the students to aim high to the best of their abilities and assured them that they can contribute to nation-building in the future.
