Tutorial Classes for RFMF children’s Learning
Meliki Railati, who enrolled her two children and niece, was excited that the programme would help improve their school performance.
Tuesday 23 July 2024 | 11:53
Republic of the Fiji Military Force (RFMF) Commander Major- General Ro Jone Kalouniwai (seasted, third from left), with RFMF Wives and Mothers Club members, guests and students embarking on the tutorial initiative. Photo: Kelera Sovasiga-Tuisawau
Children of Republic of Fiji Military Force (RFMF) officers began their tutorial classes last Saturday, officially opened by Commander Major-General Ro Jone Kalouniwai at St Agnes Primary School in Suva.
Salote Tavainavesi, president of the RFMF Wives and Mothers Club, said the initiative, which was paused during COVID-19, was revived to boost their children’s education.
Currently, 70 students are enrolled, including those from the Western division.
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The programme, targeting Year 5, 7, and 8 students, focuses on improving numeracy and literacy skills.
It will run for four Saturdays, followed by a similar programme for Year 12 and 13 students for six consecutive Saturdays.
While the tutorial classes, with a $20 registration fee, are primarily for RFMF children, exceptions were made for a group of youths at the school and for Territorial Force Brigade members and adopted children.
Meliki Railati, who enrolled her two children and niece, was excited that the programme would help improve their school performance.
Major-General Ro Jone emphasized the importance of such programs in securing a better future for the children, stating that enhanced education opportunities can significantly improve their prospects.
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