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            • A Memorable Day: MP Teribwa Taabe Connects with Students

            • The school community was honoured by a visit from Teribwa Taabe, marking a historic moment as the first visit by a Kiritimati MP in over 20 years. His presence allowed students and staff to engage directly, as he listened to their views and shared updates on what the government is offering for this term.

              During his visit, MP Taabe also presented two generous gifts to the school: a Brother printer and a musical keyboard, which will support both learning and co-curricular activities. The school is truly grateful for these contributions and the meaningful engagement.

              The visit strengthened the relationship between the school and its representative, and the community wishes him well for the upcoming House of Parliament meeting. Discussions also included a proposed new bill, during which many students expressed their views; the majority were not in favour, highlighting the importance of student voice.

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            • Station of the Cross Prayer to balance our Academic Progress !

            • Our school community gathered together today in prayer and reflection as we observed the Stations of the Cross as part of our Lenten season activities.

              Students and teachers joined with reverence and willing hearts, meditating on the suffering and sacrifice of Jesus Christ. It was a solemn and spiritually uplifting moment for the whole school community.

              As we continue through this holy season, may we carry the spirit of Lent in our hearts. 🙏

            • Miss Kiribati & Miss Micronesia 2026 at our school

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              Smiles and laughter filled our school today as Miss Kiribati 2026 paid us a special visit. The joy and excitement could be seen on every face — from the youngest students to the teachers — as her warm and cheerful presence lit up the entire school community.

              Despite the busyness of both her schedule and the school program, she made time to be with us, and every smile she shared made the day even more special. 😊

              During her visit, she witnessed the weekly awards ceremony where outstanding students were recognised for their efforts — a moment made even more joyful by her beaming presence in the room. The school then invited her for a light refreshment, where the happy atmosphere continued, before each class had the wonderful opportunity to take a photo with her. 📸

              We are truly grateful for the happiness and joy she brought to us today. Thank you, Miss Kiribati 2026! 🌺

            • ❤️ The Heart of MoE - Right Here, Right Now!

            • Our school community was filled with joy and pride as the Honorable Minister of Education, Ruateki Tekaiara, arrived with his Ministry of Education team. The visit began with national items, a warm welcoming song by students, and traditional garlanding, reflecting the island’s deep respect and heartfelt hospitality.

              In his address, the Minister encouraged and inspired both students and staff. Alongside the celebrations, the Ministry team also carried out school observations, reviewing overall management systems, standards, and accreditation processes to support continuous improvement and quality education.

              The visit concluded with a shared meal, symbolizing unity and fellowship between the Ministry officials and the school community. It was a truly memorable day—one marked by togetherness, pride, and the strengthening of our commitment to educational excellence on Kiritimati

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            • ASH WEDNESDAY & LEADERSHIP INDUCTION

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              Today, our school community gathered in prayer to observe Ash Wednesday, marking the beginning of the Lenten season. The Eucharistic celebration was presided over by Fr Butonga, Parish Priest from Tabuaeran, and was well coordinated and served by our parish catechists.

              Ash Wednesday called us to a season of prayer, conversion, and penitence, strengthening our faith and inviting us to live in solidarity with others within our parish, school community, and the wider world.

              Following the Mass, the Induction and Blessing of Student Leaders was held for our Head Boy, Head Girl, Deputies, Team Leaders, Prefects, and Class Leaders. This marked the official beginning of their leadership responsibilities and entrusted them to God’s guidance as they serve with humility and commitment.

              We sincerely thank Fr Butonga for his inspiring homily, reminding us of the Lenten pillars of Prayer, Conversion, and Generosity, and we are grateful to the Tabwakea community and our catechists for walking with us in faith as we begin this sacred journey together.

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              Blessings of Leader by Fr Butonga

            • SRC Leadership Formation Workshop

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              The Student Representative Council (SRC) successfully held a Pre-Induction Leadership Formation Workshop, facilitated by the SRC Coordinating Staff, to prepare student leaders for service and responsibility.

              The workshop formed students for their upcoming roles as Form Captains, Prefects, Team Leaders, and Head Boy and Head Girl, with a focus on leadership, teamwork, discipline, and servant leadership. The six-hour program began with prayer, followed by short, meaningful talks from staff members, interactive games, and a shared meal.

              A hands-on mini project, which involved cleaning the school compounds, gave SRC members the opportunity to practise leadership through service and teamwork. The workshop was both productive and enjoyable, and it also prepared students spiritually and practically for the installation and blessing of Heads and Prefects scheduled for this coming Wednesday.

              The school thanks the SRC Coordinating Staff and all teachers involved for their commitment to forming responsible and dedicated student leaders

              Stimuli Game - to develop skills and knowledge of being a good Leader 

            • “With Grateful Hearts: A Gift of Service to Our School”

            • The School Community is pleased to announce that the School Staff Home project is now nearing completion, with the roofing stage currently in progress.

              This important milestone reflects the strong spirit of cooperation and commitment within our parish. The construction work has been carried out by Catechists, who have generously volunteered their time, skills, and energy, showing great eagerness and dedication to complete the work in service to the school and parish.

              The school sincerely acknowledges and expresses its deep gratitude to the Catholic Women (Itonigaina) Kiritimati, who have fully funded this project. Their generous support and sacrifice have made this parish initiative possible and have contributed greatly to the welfare and stability of school staff.

              The school community is very happy and thankful for the commitment shown by all involved. This Staff Home stands as a shared parish achievement, built through faith, cooperation, and service. We are truly grateful for the energy, time, and generosity offered to bring this project close to completion.

              May God bless all who have contributed to this meaningful work, and may this project continue to strengthen the unity and mission of our parish and school community.

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              St Therese of the Child Jesus Parishes Catechists 

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            • Students & Staff Welcoming Feast

            • St. Francis High School came alive with joy as students and staff gathered for a memorable opening and welcoming feast.

              Laughter, shared meals, and togetherness created a warm and happy atmosphere. It was a beautiful start to the year and a moment the school community will always remember.

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              E karaoa ana baka n amarake ao n takakaro te reirei n te bong aei are e a kainaki irouiia ataei ma taan reirei ao taan makuri ba butimaiaia ataei ake a boou ao ai bon te kaukuki ao karinang ibukin te ririki aei 2026. Te botaki ae rangin kakukurei - te ngangarengare, te maroro, te takakaro ao ai te uaia n amarake. E na tei matoa uringakin te bong aei n tainako.

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              Best Dance from Teraina "St Fracncis High School welcoming Feast"

            • Monday Morning Parade at St Francis High School

            • 2 February 2026

              St Francis High School held its first Monday Morning Assembly Parade under the national flag. Students stood proudly to show their I-Kiribati identity and unity as one community in the Line and Phoenix Islands. The assembly began with the national anthem, followed by announcements from the Principal and the day’s program.

              Students from Forms 4, 5, and 6 wore the same uniform, while Form 7 students wore white and black. It was a fresh and beautiful morning for a meaningful start to the week.

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            • Please look up to our AY Calendar 2026

            • St. Francis High School wishes to inform all students, parents, and guardians that the 2026 School Calendar has been prepared.

              The calendar outlines school terms, holidays, examination periods, and major school activities and is subject to change if necessary.

              Parents and guardians are kindly requested to take note of the dates and plan accordingly.

              Thank you for your continued cooperation and support.

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              St. Francis High School e kani kaongoi ngkami ataei, kaaro ao taan tararua ba e a tauraoi ana Karentare te reirei ibukin te ririki 2026. Te Karentare aei e kaota taian teem ma taia n teirake ao ni motirawa, bongi ni motirawa, taian Ukeuke, ao ana botaki/kanoa nako te reirei ake akakawai. A kona ni bitaki ngkana e noraki riaina ao ni manga bon kaongoi ngkami.

              Kam butiaki Kaaro ma Taan Tararua n rawei boong ake a kakawaki ao ni babaronga nako iai.

              Kam bati n raba n ami ibuobuoki ao boutoka

            • Resumption of Classes After Long Holiday

            • After a long holiday break, students have happily returned to school to begin the new academic year. The campus was filled with excitement, smiles, and positive energy as students reunited with friends and teachers.

              The return marks a fresh start for learning, personal growth, and new opportunities. Students were seen settling into their classes, participating actively, and showing readiness for the year ahead.

              The school community warmly welcomes all students back and wishes everyone a successful and productive year.

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            • FORM 7 TEACHERS WORKSHOP & EQAP FACILITATOR

            • During Orientation Week, Form 7 teachers attended a workshop facilitated by Lily from the Education Quality and Access Programme (EQAP), SPC Fiji. The session focused on Form 7 curriculum requirements, teaching strategies, and assessment guidelines. Teachers gained useful guidance and shared ideas to support effective teaching and learning for Form 7 students.

              During a presentation of Lily to the New Form 7 Teachers
              Warm Welcoming of St Francis High School community to our EQAP Visitor Lily during her first day Workshop.
              Picnic
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              The photos show Form 7 teaching staff during a workshop session, teachers enjoying a welcoming lunch, and an interesting moment from the White Long Trip during the island sightseeing trip. 

            • Congratulations and Welcome – Form 4 Intake 2026

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              Congratulations to all students who have successfully passed and been selected for Form 4 in 2026 at St. Francis High School.

              We warmly welcome you to our school community. Your success is the result of your hard work and commitment, and we are proud to have you join us.

              We wish you all the best as you begin this new stage of your learning journey. May your time at St. Francis High School be successful, enjoyable, and rewarding.

              Welcome and congratulations once again.

              St Francis High School Only 2026 Form 4 Intake

            • Joy to the School Community - Christmas in our Midst.

            • As we come to the close of another meaningful year, the St. Francis High School community— teachers, support staff, and families—joined together for the final events of 2025 with hearts full of gratitude and joy.

              This week, our Assiss community of teaching and supporting staff gathered for a special time of reflection and renewal. It was a wonderful opportunity to refresh, wash away the challenges of the past year, and re-energize for all that awaits us in 2026. Moments like these remind us of the strength of our unity as a school family.

              The celebration also included the joyful tradition of exchanging gifts among staff, filling the atmosphere with warmth and appreciation. Our children were not left behind—there was plenty of entertainment, laughter, and festive cheer, making their Christmas season even brighter.

              Most importantly, this time allowed us to commemorate the coming of Christ, welcoming His light, hope, and peace into each of our hearts as we prepare for Christmas Day.

              From the simple yet meaningful celebrations held here at St. Francis High School, we extend our warmest wishes:

              Merry Christmas to you all, and may God’s blessings guide us into a joyful and prosperous 2026.

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            • “Graduation Day for Saint Francis Class of 2025”

            • Saint Francis High School proudly celebrated the graduation of its 45 Form 6 students on a joyful and memorable occasion marking the successful completion of the 2025 academic year.
              ✨ Highlights of the Program:
              •     The day began with a Mass celebrated by Fr. Tara-Jake, offering blessings and thanksgiving for the graduates’ achievements.
              •     A solemn Procession of Graduates followed, symbolizing their transition from students to alumni.
              •     The Maneaba program added cultural richness and formality to the event, reflecting the school’s traditions and values.
              •     The ceremony included the Handing of Certificates, recognizing each student’s dedication and hard work.
              •     A special Prize Giving Ceremony honored outstanding students for academic excellence, leadership, service, and extracurricular achievements.
              •     Additional activities and presentations brought inspiration and joy, making the celebration both meaningful and festive.
              🌟 Principal’s Message:
              The Principal congratulated the Class of 2025 for their perseverance, resilience, and commitment to excellence. The graduates were encouraged to carry forward the values of Saint Francis High School into their future endeavors, becoming leaders and contributors to their communities.
              🏆 Prize Giving Recognition:
              Awards were presented to students who excelled in academics, sports, leadership, and cultural contributions. These prizes highlighted not only scholastic achievement but also character, service, and creativity — qualities that embody the spirit of Saint Francis High School.
              👏 Congratulations to the Class of 2025!
              Your journey at Saint Francis High School has prepared you for the challenges ahead, and the school community celebrates your success with pride.

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            • National Exams Begin – Wrapping Up Our School Year!

            • Today marks the official start of our end-of-year examinations. Form 6 students begin with their English paper, while Form 5 students sit for their Kiribati paper. This important period signals the culmination of the 2025 academic year, as students demonstrate their hard work, commitment, and learning achievements.

              We wish all our students the very best in their exams — may your efforts and dedication bring great success! 

              #EndOfYearExams #SchoolNews #GoodLuckStudents

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            • Congrats Form 6 & Good Luck Students!

            • Warmest congratulations to our Form 6 students on successfully completing your three-day retreat in preparation for your upcoming national examinations, beginning this Monday, 10th November 2025.

              This special time of reflection has helped you to strengthen your faith, focus your minds, and prepare your hearts for the days ahead. We express our sincere gratitude to our Parish Priest for celebrating Mass with us during the retreat, to all our Parishioners, and to Dr. Tiaon for the wonderful treat on the final day — the delicious chicken, sauces, drinks, and ice cream truly lifted everyone’s spirits after a time of fasting and prayer. Your kindness has given us energy and joy as we look forward to the coming examination days.

              To all our Form 6 students sitting for the KCSE and KSSC, as well as our Form 5 students sitting for KSCE papers and our Form 4 TVET 1 students taking part in the KSCE, we wish you the very best. May the spirit that guided you throughout your retreat continue to inspire, strengthen, and accompany you during your exams.

              Remember — stay calm, trust in your preparation, and believe in yourself allowing the Spirits to guide you,

              Best wishes and God’s blessings always!From the St. Francis High School Community

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            • Keep Our Islands Litter-free (KOIL)

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              As we approach the national examination period, our school has come together in a spirit of unity and care to prepare our environment for success. Both students and staff have generously given their time and energy to support a litter-free campus, recognizing that a clean space contributes to a clear and focused mind.


              This initiative is more than just tidying up—it's a symbol of readiness, discipline, and collective pride. By removing clutter and waste, we are setting the tone for a calm, organized, and uplifting atmosphere where every student can feel supported and encouraged.


              We are especially grateful to our dear friends at KOIL Kiritimati Branch, whose generous donation of trash drums has made a significant impact. These drums have helped us gather waste efficiently, keeping our grounds neat and free from scattered rubbish. Their support has empowered our students to take responsibility for non-organic waste and understand the importance of proper disposal.


              Thank you, KOIL, for standing with us. Your contribution is not only practical—it’s a powerful gesture of community partnership and care for our students’ well-being.
              Let’s continue to work hand in hand to keep our school clean, focused, and ready for the challenges ahead.

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              Public Notice: Relocation of Community Dump Site – Kiritimati Island
              Please be advised that the usual dump site previously located opposite our school has now been officially closed.
              The new designated dump site has been relocated to the lagoon side, as shown in the photos above. We kindly ask all community members to take note of this change and dispose of waste responsibly at the new location.
              This update is part of our ongoing efforts to maintain a cleaner and healthier environment for our students, staff, and the wider Kiritimati community.
              Thank you for your cooperation and support.

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              Cheers to Our Student Champions! 

              Hoorays to our incredible students who made a real difference on this day! With energy, teamwork, and care, they completed the full cycle of responsible waste management:
              •  Placing rubbish properly into the designated drums
              •  Collecting all drums from around the classroom blocks
              • Transporting and emptying every drum—along with other scattered rubbish—at the proper dump site
              Their actions reflect not only a commitment to cleanliness but also a deep sense of responsibility for our school environment. This effort sets a powerful example for all and shows how small steps can lead to big change.
              We are proud of you all—keep leading the way! 

            • Technical Vocational Education Training Achievement

              6/10/2025


              A Technical Vocational Education Training (TVET) workshop was recently conducted by the Kiribati Institute of Technology on Kiritimati Island. We are proud to share that five of our dedicated teachers—Sr Lucy, Atarake, Moanibou, Tabunga, and Kaburoro—took part in this valuable program and successfully graduated with a Certificate in Basic Competency.
              This module forms part of an Introductory Professional Development initiative, designed to strengthen foundational skills and promote lifelong learning among educators. Their achievement reflects a strong commitment to growth and a shared vision of equipping our students with practical, skills-based education. We celebrate their success and thank them for representing our school with pride and purpose.

            • Australian Scholarship Award Awareness Programme

              3/10/2025

              Form 5 and Form 6 students of St. Francis High School were recently given a valuable opportunity to engage with the Australian Scholarship Award Awareness Programme, marking a significant step in their journey toward further education.
              The session was led by Ms. Nicola Roth, Second Secretary – Development, and Mr. Timaio Nauto, Assistant Program Manager – Employment & Labour Mobility. Their presentations offered rich insights into scholarship pathways, eligibility, and the broader vision of educational support available to Kiribati students.
              Our senior students participated actively in this informative and empowering session, gaining clarity and motivation to pursue future academic opportunities. The atmosphere was one of curiosity, hope, and thoughtful engagement.
              We extend our sincere appreciation to the visiting team and all those involved in organizing this initiative. Your efforts a

            • School Feast Day @ 2025

              3/10/2025
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              St. Francis High School joyfully celebrated the Feast Day of its patron, St. Francis of Assisi, with a rich and meaningful program that blended storytelling, worship, community spirit, and cheerful competition—all held inside the school’s maneaba.
              The celebration began with a reflective sharing of the life story of St. Francis of Assisi. Through vivid storytelling, students and staff were invited to journey through his early years of wealth and privilege, his radical choice to embrace poverty, and his deep love for all of God’s creation. The presentation highlighted his humility, compassion, and unwavering faith, setting a reverent and inspiring tone for the day.
              This was followed by a solemn Eucharistic Celebration, joined by special guests including the school principal, our beloved sisters, and the Active Head Catechist, who also serves as the school Chaplain. Their presence added

            • World Tourism Day attended by Year 10 students

              30/9/2025

              St. Francis High School extends heartfelt gratitude to our two student representatives, Tabeibeiti Keebwa and Elesi Mikare, both from Form 4C, who participated in the World Tourism Day Poetry Contest held on Thursday, 25th September at the Linnix Boardroom.
              Despite the short notice, these brave young women stepped forward with enthusiasm and worked closely with their teacher to prepare. They joined contestants from LPSSS and JSS, and although they did not place in the top two positions, they embraced the challenge with courage and grace — stepping into an unfamiliar role without hesitation.
              Each student received $30.00 in recognition of their participation.
              On Saturday evening, they were invited as guests to a formal gathering where the Honorable Mikarite Temari served as guest of honor. The event featured presentations on community-based tourism practices in Kiribati and highlighted var

            • English IA (Form 6 Skits) - Maere Tekanene Journal

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              " Last Wednesday 17th September 2025, Form 6 students performed a skit in their assigned groups. Each group had a team leader who guided the preparation from start to finish. All skits were based on their covered literature work which involved Remember the Titans directed by Boaz Yakin and the two short stories The Doll’s House by Katherine Mansfield and The Necklace by Guy De Mauppasant. The skits focused on the main elements of the film and the short stories such as the main parts of the plot which included the climax and the conflict, the messages and others.

            • Blessed Moment! Again, for the New Truck

              26/9/2025

              Today’s Mass celebration was marked by a joyful and meaningful milestone for our school community—the blessing of our newly acquired truck with holy water. This sacred ritual, led with reverence and gratitude, symbolizes our prayer for protection, good fortune, and purposeful service as the vehicle begins its journey in support of our students, staff, and daily operations.

            • Form 6 Biology Students With their creativity showcase 2025

              25/9/2025

              Our Form 6 Biology students recently showcased their human system models, demonstrating incredible creativity, effort, and understanding of the human body organ system.

              From preparation to presentation, students engaged in hands-on activities that made learning both fun and meaningful. Their dedication and innovative ideas truly impressed teachers and peers alike.

            • A Very Generous and Kind Act

              25/9/2025

              Today, our school was blessed with an unexpected visit from a very generous and kind tourist staying at Lagoon View Resort. In a short period of time, he surprised us by donating a few basketball jersey singlets, books, and pens. Though his visit was brief, his act of kindness was truly great and will be remembered by our school community for years to come.

            • St. Francis High School Joins Island-Wide Clean-Up Campaign

              25/9/2025

              Friday 19th Sept, early in the morning before period 2 start, our students and staff proudly took part in a community cleaning campaign, organized by the Ministry of Line and Phoenix Island Development. With great energy and teamwork, our school family collected inorganic rubbish, packing it into green bags for proper disposal.

            • A New Truck for Our School

              23/9/2025

              We are excited to share wonderful news with our school community — St. Francis High School now has a brand-new truck! This is not just any vehicle; it is a symbol of dedication, unity, and the power of hard work over the past two years.

              Through countless fundraising efforts, activities, and the generous support of our wider community, we have finally achieved this milestone. The gift of hard work truly bears fruit, and this new truck will serve many of our needs — from student travel and school activities to urgent errands and other essential uses.

            • Parents & Teachers Report Day !

              19/9/2025

              What a wonderful day at St. Francis!

              On Friday, 5th September, we held our PTA Meeting and Term 3 Report Giving. It was inspiring to see so many parents and guardians come in to meet with teachers, talk about their children’s learning journey, and share ideas together.

              We’re especially grateful because this year, more families joined us than in previous years - showing how much we all care about working together for our students’ success.

            • Pastoral Care Service "Baptismal Rite"

              18/9/2025

              On Friday, during Periods 4 and 5, the St Francis High School community came together for a special school Mass, celebrated by Fr Mataio. This Eucharistic celebration was a moment of unity, reverence, and spiritual reflection for both students and staff.
              What made this Mass especially memorable was the inclusion of baptismal rites for four children connected to our school staff: Kamatua, Temea, Moanteuea (child of Alice), and the infant daughter of Baaka. Their baptism, held within the context of our school Mass, brought a deep sense of joy and blessing to the entire community.
              In the Catholic tradition, baptism is a sacred act of initiation—a symbol of new life and belonging within the Church. Witnessing these baptisms during our school Mass was a powerful reminder of the faith and family spirit that enriches our school life.
              We extend heartfelt thanks to Fr Mataio for leading this cele

            • A Joyful Visit from EduKaIT, CEDAK,(Secondary Schools Directors)

              18/9/2025

              St Francis High School was honoured to welcome the EduKaIT Kiribati Team, working in partnership with CEDAK, and supported by the Ministry of Education and the Australian Government. Their visit brought joy, hope, and renewed connection to our school community.
              Among the visiting team was Fr Mataio, Director of Catholic Education and also the Director for our Catholic schools. His presence made this occasion truly special, as it marked the first time our school had the opportunity to speak directly with a Director—sharing our experiences, challenges, and dreams for the future.
              The visit brought life and encouragement, especially to mission schools in Phoenix and Christmas Islands, as the team came not only to observe but to listen. They asked what we need, and they promised to take those concerns back with them as they plan future support—including essential school stationery and resourc

            • Dance Group In Our School Stand with Pride

              18/9/2025

              We’re proud to introduce a newly selected group of student dancers who will serve as the school’s official cultural performers. These talented individuals, ranging from Form 4 to Form 6, have demonstrated enthusiasm, discipline, and a deep love for our traditions—and they are now ready to bring energy and joy to every school function.
              Whether it’s a welcome ceremony, a celebration, or a community event, this group will help entertain and uplift our gatherings through cultural and Pacific dance. Their commitment reflects the spirit of our school: unity, pride, and cultural expression.
              We sincerely thank IT Teuribano for generously sharing his dance skills with these young stars of our school. His guidance has helped shape a vibrant team of performers who will carry our cultural identity with confidence and grace.
              This dedicated group of 12 students—from Form 4 to Form 6—has embraced their

            • Kiribati Study Subject Pre-Project by Form 4A.

              17/9/2025

              As part of their pre-project activities, the Form 4A students at St. Francis High School are learning hands-on local skills that every household or village in Kiribati should know. These traditional skills not only preserve cultural heritage but also provide practical knowledge for real-life situations.

            • 🏆 St. Francis High School – 2025 Interschool Champions! 🎉

              10/8/2025

              Once again, our school spirit, determination, and teamwork have shone brightly as we claim victory in the 2025 interschool competition! This achievement is a testament to our students’ hard training, discipline, and sportsmanship.

              We extend our heartfelt thanks to all who contributed to this success — the athletes, coaches, teachers, supporters, and everyone involved in the preparation. Your dedication and unity have brought pride and joy to our St. Francis family.

            • Skilled Hands, United Efforts: A Grateful Acknowledgment

              26/6/2025

              We proudly recognize Mr. Teakin, a talented and committed staff member, who is working diligently to install a new sink and water basin for the Science Laboratory. His contribution is a key part of our school’s efforts as the Ministry of Education team continues their observation—aiming for St. Francis High School to be approved to offer Form 7 in the near future.

            • Making St. Francis Shine: Mr. Baaka’s Special Touch

              26/6/2025

              A heartfelt thank you to Mr. Baaka, one of our devoted staff members, who is in full swing with his brushcutter, beautifying the school compound in preparation to welcome our visitors. His hard work and commitment have brought a fresh, welcoming, and hygienic atmosphere to our school grounds.

              We appreciate your efforts, Mr. Baaka—your dedication truly shines through

            • A Gift of Faith and Hope: The Chaplain's Residence Nears Completion

              26/6/2025

              St. Francis High School joyfully shares the exciting news of a special project underway—a new residence for the school chaplain, generously funded and built by members of the Parish, including devoted catechists. This initiative reflects the deep spirit of service and unity within our faith community.

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