FROM KIMBE PASIN WEST KANTRI . . .

 

 . . . TO KUNDIAWA 4-KONA TAUN

Kundiawa welcomes you to Simbu.

BY CONCY SIMON in KUNDIAWA

FROM Kimbe in West New Britain to Kundiawa in Chimbu is quite an oily oil palm long way.

That is crossing a big ocean, driving up a long highway, and finally climbing into the mountains of the highlands of PNG.

One school has just completed that route. A private school in Kimbe has opened its new branch in Kundiawa to give second chance to students who could not pass through government schools.

The Kimbe Grammar Secondary School has already started enrollment last week for grades nine and eleven at Numunma AOG church just outside Kundiawa town.

The Kimbe Grammar Secondary School director Andrew Carl said the enrolment is focused especially on those who could not make it to the next level of their education after grades eight and ten exams.

“Kimbe Grammar Secondary school has been operating for 15 years in West New Britain province and known as one of the well established permitted schools in the province with an excellent track record.

“We also have a branch operating in Buka, the Autonomous Region of Bougainville and now in Kundiawa to ensure affordable education was accessible to everyone.

“The school has a complete destination in your formal education need with its high and secondary status from grades nine to 12 including technical and teacher’s college in Kimbe.

“Our students in Kundiawa and Buka will continue their tertiary in Kimbe or can accepted into other tertiary institutions in the country”, Mr Carl said.

He said the school have some well trained teachers to ensure their students achieve good Great Point Averages (GPAs) after national examinations to continue to secondary and tertiary institutions.

Parents and students who wish to enquire and enroll can contact the director Andrew Carl directly on 70401655.

 

A 2019 graduation at the Kimbe campus.