More than 300 students of Bebere Plantation’s Division 1 Elementary School, in West New Britain, welcomed the opening of a new classroom recently.
The four-door elementary classroom was built at a total cost of K37,482, thanks to contributions from the New Britain Palm Oil Ltd Bebere Plantation management, parents and the Mosa LLG administration.
The opening was marked with a big cultural reception by students in their traditional attire, representing all the regions of the country.
Didiman Stoa manager, Jimmy Joseph, presented the elementary curriculum, worth K3,000, to the head teacher and encouraged students to work hard in their classes.
The West New Britain Provincial Government representatives praised the combined effort shown by stakeholders in the education of students attending the school.
Bebere elementary has approximately 304 students.
(Students from the Highlands region displaying their culture during the opening of the new classroom in West New Britain Province.)
