Early childhood learning centres

IT is encouraging to see individuals, NGOs and churches taking the initiative in establishing early childhood learning centres in various communities in Central.
English phonics and literacy development programme is bringing about a new and better outlook to the way education is delivered in local rural schools.
It is evident that early childhood learning providers, particularly in my area of Aroma Coast in Abau, are showing good results in children enrolled.
From what we know and have experienced, children as young as three are nurtured at these learning centres. Our son, who is now seven years old, is doing well in school.
Undoubtedly, the early childhood learning programme that he enrolled for helped prepare him for elementary education.
We are now seeing the reality that early learning is vital.
I appeal to members of the community , leaders and sponsoring agencies to please assist such wonderful and valuable initiatives for the good of young children in PNG. I express my gratitude to teachers and volunteers throughout our great nation who have made, and continue to make, a difference in our children’s lives in rural and urban schools.

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