It is now approaching the end of the academic year and we have much to do and share. I am happy to announce that despite shortcomings, the school has achieved the outcomes it has set out to do this year! Of course, this would not have been possible without the support and trust given by our parents and guardians.
Slowly but surely things are getting back to normal. The weather has been a bit tricky but mostly keeping the environment cool and clean. The rain has been a blessing to everyone keeping the dust and dirt at bay! Regardless, the students have settled in well and are all working hard towards their final tests and assessments.
Seasonal Greetings to you all and welcome back. Yes, it has been a while since you last heard from me but I have been in contact daily with the school and also in the posts I publish weekly on the school’s Facebook page and home pages.
Happy Environment Day! On Monday 5 June, the children at the school pre-celebrated the theme “BEAT PLASTIC POLLUTION!” The Prep/Grade 1 students displayed their work on Facebook to share with the public. More to show in the later part of this newsletter.
It is high time we all come together to share some news from our end! As usual, so much is happening but until you visit us you are likely to miss out on the progress news of your child/children!
Feels like we have not communicated in a while. Let us get started. Three weeks left when we shall come together to close this term and many reminders and outstanding notifications which need your attention. Firstly I wish to thank you for your support and decision to choose our small school for your children to be cared for and to be educated in 2023.
Welcome to a new year everybody! This is only a short introduction for those especially new to the school! Bava International School is 100% nationally owned and manned by Papua New Guineans. It has been operating from this very location for 32 years to date.
It has been quite a while since we last communicated through our last newsletter! Instead we have been updating our news on social media especially through Facebook so hope that you are able to update on what we do here.
This will be a brief letter to notify you of what is remaining for this term. So much has happened this term with many pauses and holidays, but this did not disrupt any assigned tasks. The school remained committed to serving the children the best way possible regardless! Next Friday, 3
Wow, what a season we have been experiencing these last several months! Very trying and challenging, but we must all feel more confident and hope that all should be soon back to normal. The last two and a half years have been somewhat challenging for all of us, not forgetting all businesses and government services, including schools everywhere in the world.
