During a recent graduation ceremony at Moce Secondary School in Lau, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Pauliasi Colamoto warned students about the dangers posed by drugs and the ongoing conflict between technology, tradition, and culture. This graduation marked a significant milestone for the school as it celebrated its first cohort of Year 13 students since its establishment in 2017.
SSP Colamoto praised the students and the local community for their resilience and dedication to achieving excellence despite the challenges often faced by schools in maritime regions. He emphasized the critical need for a collective effort to positively harness technology while preserving cultural identity.
Highlighting recent incidents where drug parcels were discovered on the shores of the Lau Group, he urged families and students to unite in combating this issue that disproportionately affects the youth, threatening their futures and the wellbeing of Fiji. SSP Colamoto encouraged the graduates to see education as a vital foundation for their future success, empowering them to make informed life choices and positively impact society.
As the students embark on the next chapter of their journey, they were reminded to view challenges as opportunities for personal growth and to appreciate the diversity of experiences that lie ahead.
This article serves as a crucial reminder of the importance of community support and the empowerment that education can provide, offering hope for a brighter future free from the threats posed by substance abuse. By coming together, students and families can create a safer environment that fosters growth and resilience.
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