Swami Vivekananda College has emerged as a prominent institution for education and extracurricular activities in Fiji. This was emphasized by Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Professor Biman Prasad during the school’s platinum jubilee celebrations held in Nadi yesterday.
“As we celebrate this significant milestone, the school has made remarkable advancements over the years,” he remarked. Professor Prasad noted that the college has grown to include 27 classrooms and now accommodates 1,039 students.
“It is crucial to recognize the fundamental principles that have shaped the college,” he added. “The extracurricular achievements of the students have garnered national recognition, with many excelling in oratory competitions and debates, contributing to the growth of the institution.”
He further stated, “This is about equipping students with opportunities to discover their talents and express themselves beyond academic confines.”
Professor Prasad also acknowledged the Coalition Government’s recognition of the vital role education plays in the country’s future. “In line with our commitment, we have made substantial investments to enhance the quality of education,” he said. “We will continue to support educational initiatives in Fiji to ensure that the best opportunities are accessible to children across the nation.”