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8 students of Nuku Secondary School receive Bronze Certificate

8 students of Nuku Secondary School receive Bronze Certificate

By Navitalai Naivalurua
26/07/2019
[Photo: Ministry of Youth and Sports

Eight students of Nuku Secondary School in Serua received their Bronze Certificate from the Assistant Minister of Youth and Sports Jone Maretino Nemani.

Nemani says through this award they wish to develop critical thinking and problem solving skills which will ultimately improve the student’s academic performance.

He says those students who have gone through this Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award program have learnt new things and develop skills that provide them with a sense of leadership and responsibility.

The Assistant Minister says that their ministry was issued a three year Full license to coordinate the Award as the National Award Operator in Fiji and to date they have registered 75 Award Units referring to Secondary Schools and Youth Clubs, 117 Award Leaders and 1438 young people.

Nemani encourages participants to take part in this balance programed activities since it will develop the person holistically.

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