News Education

George Taoba fulfills longtime dream as Marist Head Boy

George Taoba fulfills longtime dream as Marist Head Boy

Marist Brothers High School student George Taoba was overwhelmed after being badged as the school’s Head Boy for 2026.

Taoba told fijivillage News that since primary school, his goal had always been to one day become Head Boy of Marist, and today he has fulfilled that dream.

The 17-year-old served as Deputy Head Boy last year.

Originally from Tubou, Lakeba in Lau, Taoba acknowledged his parents for their unwavering support throughout his educational journey.

Insert: Taoba on Head Boy 26th Feb 26


Taoba is urging fellow school prefects to uphold the integrity of the school with humility and perseverance.

His mother, Elaine Williams Taoba, says the family had been preparing for George’s badging, as they were confident he would once again be appointed to a leadership role this year.

Elaine says her son’s upbringing has played a major role in shaping who he is today.

She describes him as a disciplined child, adding that they have intentionally trained and guided him to become a leader.

Insert: Elaine on purpose 26th Feb 26


The mother of four also acknowledged her family for their continuous support in helping her and her husband raise George.

She is urging her son to set a clear vision for his role and to ensure he fulfils his purpose in life.






Stay tuned for the latest news on our radio stations

CFL radio frequencies
Scoreboard
Full Time
Nadi 26–19 Naitasiri
Full Time
Tailevu 32–37 Nadroga
Full Time
Nadi 39–41 Namosi
Full Time
Suva 29–38 Nasinu
Full Time
Coventry 0–1 Fullham
Full Time
Arsenal 2–0 Everton
Full Time
Chelsea 0–2 Spurs
Full Time
All Blacks 43–21 Australia
Live
Fiji Bati 22–36 Australia
Full Time
Bulikula 40–4 PNG Orchids