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Students Enhance Learning, Knowledge with Walesi Services: Head of School

- SAMPRAS ANAND Edited by Losirene Lacanivalu Feedback: sampras.anand@fijisun.com.fj

Boubale Primary School in Labasa has been provided a 32-inch television and a free-to-air Walesi set-top box to improve their access to current affairs and educationa­l learning.

This was part of government’s Northern Community Project where schools were provided with Walesi Setup packages.

Assistant Minister for Youth and Sports, Alvick Maharaj, officiated in the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Walesi services during the school’s prefect’s induction ceremony, on Friday.

Mr Maharaj said the Government always worked on a vision to ensure all students around the country had internet connectivi­ty and Walesi services available on their school premises.

Head of School Navindra Jas, warmly welcomed the much-needed assistance as this free-to-air- television resource would be beneficial for their students and teachers.

Mr Jas said the students now had the opportunit­y to watch live parliament­ary sessions where they could learn how parliament proceeding­s happen and be able to enhance their education where research videos on important topics could be telecasted for better visual understand­ing.

 ?? Photo: Sampras Anand ?? Assistant Minister for Youth and Sports, Alvick Maharaj launches the Walesi services at Boubale Primary School in Labasa on May 7, 2022
Photo: Sampras Anand Assistant Minister for Youth and Sports, Alvick Maharaj launches the Walesi services at Boubale Primary School in Labasa on May 7, 2022

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