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DIK to Zuming Primary School

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These photos are from the recent distribution of DIK early this month to Zuming Primary School. The club donated 25 small students table, 25 Elementary chairs, 2 x teachers tray, 5 boxes of Teachers resources & General reading books for grades 3 – grade 8. Zuming Primary School is located outside of Lae City about 40-45mins drive out on the Markham highway road. Students that attended the schools come from villages from the surrounding villagers. Grade 3 classroom did not have any desks, students sit on the floor. The donation was very timely as it was given to the Grade 3 students.

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Mentoring Program 2018 Meet and Greet

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A Meet-and-Greet event was held at the Lae Botanical Garden’s on Sunday 18th February to kick start the 2018 Mentoring Program. 6 Mentees selected from Lae Secondary School met and interact with their Mentors from the Lae Huon Gulf ROTARY Club.

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The Long Road to Progress – Nawantmaran Primary School

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Despite the long distance, rugged mountainous terrain and fast flowing rivers, villagers who live along the banks of the Mami and Mangiang Rivers in Umi Atzera local level government in Markham continue to make the two-hour trek to Mutzing and Umi Markets to sell their garden produce for cash as well as to meet up with other relatives now living below in the Markham Plains.

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Bribie puts Teacher in a Box

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Visit to the Yambo Elementary and Junior Schools

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On a recent Rotary trip to the Yambo elementary and Junior schools by a number of members with a twofold purpose of inspecting the results of the combined work done with the community of the school and a meaningful discussion on the way forward in our support of the school. The work completed has been the supply of desks and the materials for the creation of floors for the various classrooms. The work on the floors had been done to a high standard and should enable them to be operated for a fair number of years and the school children were enjoying the 25 desks and 2 two teacher tables that had been provided. The rotary members then sat down with the school governors, the school principal and teachers to discuss what future assistance was required. The members were very keen to fund a joint initiative with the parents for the supply of text books and teaching materials for the staff to enable the standard of education to the children to be improved. The members are still very puzzled by the Educations Departments lack of support (no funds had been received) in terms of an operating budget. The hospitality of the community was a greatly appreciated and as always exceeded most of our expectations.

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Presentation at Bubia school of 25 desks

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Presentation at Bubia school for the delivery of the 25 desks, NCI donated Transport trucking. Very well received. Attending were Gary S – Mr President, Catherine, Gavin, Mandy and Jo. School had full pupil attendance and put on a SingSing to receive the desks.

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Boana Health Centre drop-off March 2014 (16/3/14)

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Members of the Rotary Club of Lae Huon Gulf deliver much needed medical supplies and books to the Boana Health Centre.

In terms of time and distance, another big adventure came off on Sunday. Yes, it’s the sequel you’ve been waiting for… RETURN TO BOANA starring none other than the Rotary Club of Lae Huon Gulf.

Nestled high in the mountains of Morobe, Boana is a genuinely rural provincial health and administration centre.It took our two vehicles an hour and a half to travel the 25 km from where the road turns off the Highlands Highway. That’s averaging a whopping 16 km/h.

Thanks to the medical supplies (disposable latex gloves, surgical masks & birthing kits) and library books in the back, I made it all the way up there in 2 wheel drive. Steep, narrow, rocky, rutted roads zigzagged up a couple of mountain ranges and down the other side. Invariably, there was a white-water river at the bottom and more than a few friendly faces along the way.

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Presentation of Balls to Schools and Desks to Busanim Elementary

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It was exciting, last Saturday (weekend) morning to see school children come in their best teams for the school soccer tournament.

TISOL has been facilitating the primary school boys and girls soccer some years back. It started off with 2 primary schools seen competing against each other.

2016 has seen an increase in the competition bring a total of about 7 to 10 schools coming into the tournament.

Rotary coming to the school to present the balls (rugby, soccer, AFL) was exciting and encouraging. With Lae Huon Rotary a goal in supporting good sportsmanship in the primary and secondary school in presentation of balls was overwhelming.

The deputy principle thanked the Lae Huon Rotary for promoting and supporting the primary school soccer tournament.

Also thanking Lae Huon Rotary Club was Mrs Taiwalu George, the head teacher of Busanim Elementary School, 12 mile, along the Okuk Highway.

They had just completed a double classroom and trying to source funds to purchase desks. Lae Huon Rotary came in time to settle their need.

“Pasim tok tenkiu long olgeta boss man blong Rotary Club”. Do convey word of thanks to Rotarians…

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Balls Hand Over to Busu and Tent City Schools

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Busu Secondary School

It was another exciting atmosphere at the two of the schools in the city to both students and staff during the presentation of 20 GT Radial footballs each to Busu Secondary School and Tent City Primary School.

Both schools acknowledged the tremendous support by the Lae Huon Gulf Rotary Club and GT Radial Tyres.

Busu Secondary Deputy Principal thanked the Lae Huon Gulf Rotary Club for supporting the spirit of good sportsmanship in the schools. The presentations were done by Gavin Whyte and John Tioti on behalf of Lae Huon Gulf Rotary Club.

GT Radial footballs received by Busu Secondary School Girls rep.

Ball handed over to the Sports Coordinator of Busu Secondary by Lae Huon Gulf Rotary Club rep Mr. Gavin Whyte.

Tent City Primary School

Ball handed over to the School Principal Mr. Micheal (second from right) by Lae Huon Gulf Rotary Club rep Mr. Gavin Whyte.

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Presentations of NRL and AFL Balls to Lae Secondary School

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See attached photos of the presentations of GT Radial NRL and AFL footballs to Lae Secondary School.

Also present during the presentation were four (4) other primary schools in the Lae District. The gathering was the start of the Lae School Boys Rugby League competition. The organisers of the event were very pleased and thanked the Lae Huon Gulf Rotary Club and GT Radial for the support by presenting footballs which was just in time for the 2016 year.

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