Punaoa Technical College dedicated a commemorative plaque built by the students with funding from parents and teachers last Friday.
Principal of Punaoa, Reverend Uale Misifosa thanked the parents of the students for their support throughout the project.
“Without your support we wouldn’t be able to complete this project,” he said.
“We didn’t hire anyone to do the project but the students have done it themselves.
“The project was funded by the money that we received from our concert held this year in July and it was that money that helped us with this project.
The money was also use to buy new keyboards for the music class.
“We wanted to increase the knowledge of the students through music which is why new pianos have been added in the school for the betterment of the students,” he said.
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The Treasurer of the Methodist Church, Ropeti Faleatua, emphasised that many hands make light work.
“So I just want to congratulate you all for the wonderful work that you have put in,” he said.
“I want to especially thank the parents for your continuous support and especially the principal, the teachers and especially the students.
“I now know that you are bright students and that you can do anything that you put your mind and soul into it.”
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