Viola's hard work shines in year 8 examination success
Viola dedicated her achievement to her late grandfather, Aisake Ravutubananitu, as well as her grandmother and parents.
Tuesday 26 November 2024 | 14:36
Viola Ravutubananitu, a year eight student at Tagitagi Sangam Primary School in Tavua, has emerged as her school's top scorer in the Fiji Eighth Year Examination.
The 13-year-old achieved an impressive 491 out of 500 marks, crediting her success to family support and her faith in God.
Originally from Totoya, Lau, with maternal ties to Tavualevu, Tavua, Viola expressed gratitude for the encouragement she received at home.
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"Foremost, I thank the Almighty,'' she said.
"I am happy and proud that all my hard work didn't go to waste. I started preparing from the beginning of the year, staying up late to study and waking up early to revise."
Viola dedicated her achievement to her late grandfather, Aisake Ravutubananitu, as well as her grandmother and parents.
"When my grandpa passed away, I felt like I lost a part of me beca use he always supported me," she shared.
"But I thank the Heavenly Father for never leaving my side and helping me overcome my challenges."
Viola also praised her grandmother, Ro Vani Ravutubananitu, for her constant support, as well as her class teacher, Nazeel Ali, and the school's head teacher and staff.
The daughter of a corrections officer and a homemaker, Viola has set her sights on attending Adi Cakobau School (ACS) next year.
"I am interested in attending ACS because it breeds strong and independent women," she said.
Viola's dedication and resilience have made her a source of pride for her school and family.
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