St Joseph’s Tenaru celebrates Cultural Day 2026

Date:

BY JOHN HOUANIHAU

Students, teachers, parents and invited guests gathered to celebrate culture, unity and diversity during the Cultural Day celebration at St Joseph’s Tenaru Catholic National Secondary School over the weekend.

In his welcoming speech, Deputy Principal Mr Jeffrey Ogamauri thanked the organizing committee and expressed gratitude to the student cultural groups, friends and supporters who attended the event and contributed to the celebration.

Speaking on behalf of the organizing committee and the school administration, Mr Ogamauri warmly welcomed all guests to the school’s annual Cultural Day.

He said that the event highlighted the theme “Diversity, Consciousness, Celebration and Communion which highlights unity among students from different cultural backgrounds.

“Today is not only a gathering of diverse traditions and talents, but also a testament to the unity, spirit and pride that binds us together as one family,” Ogamauri said.

He also gave special acknowledgement to distinguished guests whose support and encouragement continue to inspire the school community to strive for excellence.

He further recognised parents and guardians for their important role in the success of students.

“Your dedication and sacrifice are the foundation of our students’ success, and we celebrate you alongside them. Former students attending the event were also welcomed and reminded of their lasting connection with the school.

Your achievements and loyalty motivate the younger generation to carry forward the legacy of this school,” he said.

He welcomes new academic staff into the school community and encourages them to contribute positively to the learning and development of students.

Mr Ogamauri thanked the cultural groups that performed during the event, noting that their presentations showcased the richness of heritage and the beauty of cultural diversity.

“Together, let us celebrate our culture, our unity and the spirit of St Joseph’s Tenaru,” he concluded.

Photo credit: John Houanihau

For feedback, contact: [email protected]

Editor: [email protected]

Share post:

Subscribe

spot_imgspot_img

Popular

More like this
Related

KEANA JOINS REWA

Solomon Islands midfielder signs with Fiji giants as Delta...

PHYSIO JOINS SINIS

JICA volunteer to support athlete rehabilitation and high-performance at...

From hand pumps to flush toilets: A new era for Ghaobata

BY JOHN HOUANIHAU NEARLY two decades after its establishment, Ghaobata...

Auki cut off after fiber cable damage disrupts Telekom services

BY RODRICK DESURI AUKI Telecommunications services in Auki were disrupted for...