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Exciting Moments in Tourism!

I had the incredible privilege of meeting with the esteemed CEO of the Tourism Promotion Authority and the Honorable Minister for Tourism and Culture. Our discussion focused on the vital topic of domestic tourism in our country, emphasizing the importance of starting small and building a sustainable future for our local tourism industry.

As we navigate the challenges ahead, I am reminded of a powerful quote: "Successful people have two things on their lips: silence and a smile." Let’s embrace smiles to solve our problems and practice silence to avoid unnecessary conflicts.

Together, we can unlock the potential of our domestic tourism and create memorable experiences for everyone. Remember, God is in control, and with determination and collaboration, we can achieve great things!

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*HUNIANDA PRIMARY SCHOOL IS MAKING STRIDES BY BUILDING ITS SCHOOL LIBRARY USING ITS TFF FUNDS:*

Hunianda Primary School, nestled in the heart of South Koroba in Hela Province, is making strides towards improving its standard of education by utilizing the school funding (TFF component) to construct its school library. The project is part of the SLIP Program, which is Hela Education Division initiative aimed at boosting teaching and learning facilities in all schools across the province. The school finance committee has prioritized the library project, and it is expected to be completed by the end of this year.

All schools in the province are expected to use their school subsidies to build their school library. By 2024, all schools in Hela is expected to have school libraries.

Hunianda Primary School, nestled in the heart of South Koroba in Hela Province, is making strides towards improving its standard of education by utilizing the school funding (TFF component) to construct its school library. The project is part of the SLIP Program, which is Hela Education Division initiative aimed at boosting teaching and learning facilities in all schools across the province. The school finance committee has prioritized the library project, and it is expected to be completed by the end of this year.

All schools in the province are expected to use their school subsidies to build their school library. By 2024, all schools in Hela is expected to have school libraries.

*HELA EDUCATION SERVICES ENCOURAGE SCHOOLS TO PROMOTE SPORTS PROGRAMS*

Hela Education Services are taking a step towards promoting physical activity and wellness among students by encouraging schools to establish sports programs. The aim is to create an environment that fosters physical activity and personal development by providing children with the opportunity to participate in sports.

One of the schools leading by example is Dauli Demonstration Primary School, which has implemented a school sports program, providing an excellent way to promote physical activity and wellness. The program runs on Thursdays, with four teams - Red, Blue, Green, and Yellow - comprising both students and teachers who participate in different sports activities, which promote teamwork and collaboration.

Inter-school sports carnivals are also encouraged to promote healthy competition, sportsmanship and different forms of athleticism among students. The Hela Education Services believe that encouraging various ball games and athletics would further stimulate student interest in physical activity and personal development.

It is important to understand that safety concerns should always remain a crucial priority to prevent accidents from occurring. While applauding the efforts of teachers and coordinators at Dauli Primary School, the Hela Education Service acknowledges that promoting sports in schools must be accompanied by a commitment to safety.

The Hela Education Service commends the leadership team at Dauli Primary School for its excellent work in providing the best for its students. By encouraging more schools to participate in this initiative, it can lead to tremendous benefits for the physical and mental wellbeing of students.

Physical activity and sports are essential to children's overall health and wellbeing, and schools play a vital role in developing health habits amongst students. Promoting school sports offers valuable opportunities to develop life skills such as teamwork