Pioneer Education Fiji provides inclusive learning — making sure its students are provided with good learning experiences that enable participation, removes barriers and respects diversity.

Last week the school had its graduation ceremony at Albert Park – a momentous occasion for the young vibrant graduands and their family.

Twenty-four students graduated from the school, celebrating the completion of their educational journey at the learning centre.

According to the school’s managing director Malisha Chand, the school takes pride in its inclusive approach to education with 40 of its 103 students living with special needs.

The graduation ceremony showcased the school’s commitment to creating a supportive and empowering environment for its students and everyone associated with the school.

“A massive congratulation to all the graduates and their families on the graduates’ incredible achievement,” she said.

“May their journeys ahead be filled with success and inspiration.”

Guests at the event were Anushil Kumar and Monisha Naidu Kumar.

“We were honoured by the presence of the Fiji Football Association general manager operations, Anushil Kumar and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions senior legal officer/ senior state counsel, Monisha Naidu Kumar at the event,” she said.

“Their support and encouragement as guests added a special touch to the occasion. Their presence was a testament to the spirit of community and solidarity that Pioneer Education Fiji stands for.”