BY RODRICK DESURI
Auki
The Jordan Emerald Secondary School in East Kwaio, Malaita Province, has praised the Pacific Baptist Mission, a private non-profit organisation based in Queensland, Australia, for building a two-story building and handing it over on Tuesday this week.
The support was made possible after a Kwaio blooded son residing in Australia recognised the importance of the young generation at Jordan Emerald Baptist Secondary School and spread the word about his mission.
Speaking during the handover of the two-story building, the principal of Jordan Emerald Baptist School, Albert Peter Fo’osimae, thanked the Pacific Baptist Mission on behalf of the school for partnering with them.
He said the handover marked a new chapter for the school and reflected a vision that God has placed upon Emerald Baptist School.
“It is my great privilege, on behalf of the board, staff, students, and parents of Emarald Batiste School, to welcome our special guests from Hope Baptist Church in Brisbane. We are truly grateful for your presence and support as we celebrate the handing over of school materials, the opening of our new classroom, and the launching of our new curriculum.
“Today is a significant day for our school because it reflects the vision that God has placed upon Emarald Batiste School which is to cultivate a generation of Godly, innovative, and skilled individuals who contribute to the sustainable development of their communities through knowledge, faith, and service,” he said.
He said the generous donation of school materials will help equip their students with the resources they need to grow in knowledge and skills.
He said the new classroom will provide a better environment for learning and development for their students.
“It marks a new curriculum and a new chapter in our commitment to providing Christ-centered education that prepares students not only for academic success but also for faithful service to God and their communities,” he said.
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