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17 kindergarten teachers from the Catholic Diocese of Gizo,attended a three (3) days Resource Making workshop in Gizo.

 

 

The seven schools are as follow:

St.Peter Gizo

St.Marcellin Vanga

St.Eusebius Noro

Sacred Heart Wagina

St. John Bosco Nila

Luciano Capelli Kindy Petunia (Rarumana)

St. Margaret Canaan (Kohiqo

 

Areas covered at the workshop were as follow (a) Importance of the growth and development of the child (b) Proper nutrition for the growing child( c) how to help children to build their self-image and basic hygiene (d) Importance of games (e) How to facilitate children’s thinking (e) Developing games which related to cognitive development e.g. memory games, domino games, seriating games, logic and different modes classification plus other construction games.(How to encourage language development in children using different modes.

In the afternoon the teachers engaged in playing children's games e.g domino games, classification games, Bingo games, memory games, puzzles and the rest of the afternoon they made resources to take back to their Kindergarten.”This is the first workshop I attended and it will help me a lot to make the children to think for themselves, commented one of the participants.”

The workshop was facilitated by the two Italian Volunteers, Ms Paula Besta and Caterina Zaffignani assisted by the Education Secretary,Wryne Bennett.

On the fourth day , Thursday 25thSeptember, Rev. Bishop Luciano Capelli; sdb, officially presented the ECE Introductory Certificate to the 12 ECE teachers who had successfully completed the Field Based Training course at the end of 2013.It was a joyous day for those teachers who received their certificate. The Bishop encouraged them to continue the good work and promised them his continuous support in this field.

 

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Action at the Kindergarten


In the Gizo catholic diocesan  development program, the registration and upgrading of all kindergartens has a privileged place.
The KINDERGARDENS give the church an opportunity to meet young couples and help them to grow in their marriage relationship and in their duty to raise their children as good Christians and honest citizens...
The first of the kindergartens to be rehabilitated is the Saint Peter Parish Kindergarten, damaged by the tsunami and earthquake... The rising sea level and the frequent flooding has made the rebuilding a true necessity and priority for the people of Gizo.
In a ceremony this morning after the Sunday Eucharist, the ground breaking and laying of the cornerstone took place after the blessing of the ground.
The kindy now has a regular enrollment of a 100 students but could easily double its population as a result of the restructuring project.
The kindy teachers are undergoing qualification at the SICHE right now.
At the same time, several visiting volunteers will take care of the last touches of the church building: flooring, light and sound system...
The child Jesus will have a decent place to be born this year at Gizo and the children, his favorite friends will also have a place they can call their own...at the renewed St Peter's Kindy.

The catholic church at Gizo is happy to give its cooperation to all other churches to make Gizo a beautiful place to be...conducive to learning and growing as a committed community

Sincerely

Bishop Luciano Capelli, SDB
PO BOX 22
Gizo, Western Province
(677) 94945 / 60265 / fax 60121

www.catholicgizo.org

 

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Fr. John McKenna OP.

 

Our most senior Priest working in the Diocese. He has been Priest in most Parishes and now the assistant to the master of Novices for the Dominican friars– Loga.

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Updates- St. Peter's Cathedral

Diocese of Gizo

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New Cathedral Building                                New St. Peter's Kindy on construction & the old Kindy

Looking forward for this coming June 29th, the church will rejoice for the opening of the New St. Peter’s Cathedral Building here in Gizo Diocese. We are now celebrating the Golden Jubilee Anniversary, so we renew ourselves and the communion of the People, so we are making History by the rebirth and re-launching of the church after the first 50 years.

......we will celebrate together and continue to improve Education for our children starting with our new Kindy building here in Gizo parish.

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Sunday School Retreat, Gizo Parish.

 

 

On the 17th of march there were about 80 children coming from all hidden corners of St Peter the apostle parish Gizo to have attend their first ever spiritual communitarian retreat at Loga .

 

 

       

 

The day begins with a brief introduction to a community way of life by fr. Stephen Kamoa OP. In his opening remark Fr. Kamoa talked to the children about the importance of having a community way of life in their homes by emphasizing the importance of seen each other as their brothers and sister.

 

 

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Fr John Tiroko

Newly appointed Parish Priest of St. Peter the Apostle Parish, Gizo. Originally,from Kukutin, Wagina, Choiseul Province.

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New church building needs availability of people.

 

 

 

Catechist caretaker, catechist Mekaio said that they are very proud of their new church buiding that was funded by the benefactors from Italy.

 

Mr. Mekaio said, they are currently using the small hut for worship which can only house a hand full of worshippers. To have the new church building will certainly cater for the catholic community that makes up more than half of the Nusabaruka population.

 

     

 

He strongly asked the community that their involvement should be more positive, especially if they want their new church to be completed soon.

 

The completion of the new church building should see an increase in motivation and participation in planning and evaluation, at both parish and diocesan level.

 

Mr. Mekaio urges Nusabaruku community as a whole to combine their efforts together and help out on this historical event - something for their offspring to talk about and enjoy the benefits.


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Niusotiwa Community Raise about Two Thousand.

 

 

 

To raise funds for their new church building was one of their priorities to involve community people into parish activity.

        

A established community which formed during the 2007 April tsunami have raised certain funds which already involve this community to start off their church project.

     

       

About $2,000.00 been raised on the 14th of this month at Nusabaruku village where community there are really supportive.

        

The fund raising activities involve custom dancing, sales of foods etc. The group is the only alive custom dancing group from Gilbertese here in Gizo area.

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