Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka officiated the groundbreaking ceremony for the Lautoka Seventh Day Adventist High School today, marking a pivotal moment for education in Fiji. This new educational institution is set to begin operations in 2026, significantly enhancing educational access for children in the region.
During the ceremony, Prime Minister Rabuka expressed his excitement regarding the project’s development, highlighting its importance for the community. “Today, we’re here to celebrate progress. On behalf of the Government, I convey my gratitude to the SDA Church for its contribution to the education sector in Fiji,” he stated.
Rabuka recognized the vital role that religious institutions play in the nation, noting that they are responsible for building and managing 95% of the schools in Fiji. He reiterated the government’s dedication to fostering collaborations with these organizations and other stakeholders to further advance the educational landscape.
He emphasized the need for collective efforts to bring this project to fruition. “The school is expected to open in 2026, and I urge all parties concerned to unite in this project. Let us collectively come together to make this project a reality,” he concluded.
The Seventh Day Adventist Church is already making a significant impact in Fiji, operating three high schools and twelve primary schools as part of its ongoing commitment to education.
This initiative is a promising step forward in strengthening educational infrastructure in Fiji and reflects a collaborative spirit that can benefit future generations.
Summary: Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka launched the Lautoka SDA High School project, set to open in 2026, which enhances educational access in the area. He commended the SDA Church for its contributions and urged united efforts from all stakeholders to make this project a success. The SDA Church operates several schools in Fiji, showing its ongoing commitment to education.
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